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Veiled Lady (a poem)

By Michael Dickel on Wednesday, 6 April, 2016 • ( 11 Comments )

I stood. I stared. The guard harumphed. But I wanted to touch the light of mystery.

Flash Fiction—Out for a Walk

By Michael Dickel on Monday, 22 July, 2013 • ( Leave a comment )

The last post featured the Washington Avenue Bridge connecting the East and West Bank Campuses of the University of Minnesota–Twin Cities across the Mississippi River, which makes an unrelated appearance here. Well, mostly unrelated. Flash Fiction Month continues, hot July experimental flash awaits your reading pleasure here. I’d […]

Ephemeral poetry

By Michael Dickel on Wednesday, 16 January, 2013 • ( 12 Comments )

A few fleeting thoughts on ephemerality, technologies, and poetry Sometimes poets obtain a sort of immortality. Anonymous has written so many poems over the centuries, for instance. Okay, that’s not the best of examples. However, you probably know what I mean. How long ago did Sappho live? Shakespeare? […]