Bill DiMichele


Lowku

in her belly drama of the universe to me, my tomb sarcophagus lid sinks low above the treetops wash it down with beer late summer drowses a country cemetery gravestones forgotten moss rock wall lizards do a mating dance under the birdhouse her eyes will twinkle be still or be disfigured an unfinished doll

route 701 rusty bullet holes yellow traffic sign

to weigh a boulder to find a single atom sifting through the sand ticking clocks unheard a dark house facing the sea splinter of a moon ocean and mountains cali morning, star jasmine mexican breakfast avocado pit sits on the kitchen counter blood orange cut in half sitting at pier 9 white city, misty morning seagulls dive for crabs

Bill DiMichele is originally from Pennsylvania, attended Bucknell University, earning his degree in Fine Arts. His work runs the gamut from abstract painting to realistic sketching, from graffiti to sculpture, from collage to poetry/haiku. He was co-editor of Score, and is currently editing Tip of the Knife, a visual poetry magazine. He's been published in innumerable small press and e press magazines, Xexoxial, Runaway Spoon, Malthus Press, Tonerworks, Angel House Press, Otoliths, The Last Vispo Anthology, Cricket Online Review, etc. etc…
 
 
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