A former trophy wife sniffs the blooms she boughtto stage some house she means to sell today.They told her this was one she had to moveto hang onto her crappy job. She thoughtabout him. Her house. What she gave away:She had her childhood surgically removedand dropped friends like bottles in a blue bin.He sloughed her quick as a snake sheds its skin.She rides public transport. … [Read more...] about Embarcadero Station, By: Mark J. Mitchell
Mark J. Mitchell
About Mark J. Mitchell
Mark J. Mitchell has been a working poet for 50 years. He’s the author of five full-length collections, and six chapbooks. His latest collection is Something To Be from Pski’s Porch Publishing. A novel that includes some poetry, A Book of Lost Songs is due out next Spring. He’s fond of baseball, Louis Aragon, Dante, and his wife, activist Joan Juster. He lives in San Francisco where he points out pretty things.
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