The 2River View | 21.3 (Spring 2017) |
Audrey Gidman The leaves on the old maple twitch in the afternoon breeze—bleeding soft reds and yellows in the small park gazebo downtown —I tap along on the scratched wooden coffee table attached by branches swinging like hips and glowing with the bright- and the air Meditation 59 I walk down the sidewalk writing invisible poems to the taste of blood Audrey Gidman received her BFA from the University of Maine—Farmington. She has been an editor for the Sandy River Review and released a broadside with Foxglove Press (2015). She was the 2016 recipient of Slippery Elm Poetry Prize. Her work can be found in the Sandy River Review, Slippery Elm, The Unrorean, and elsewhere.
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