Jimmy the Baker’s Pocket MFA, poem by Dennis Mahagin

Read­ing is easy,

writ­ing is hard;

so we watch a little

TV, sour­dough

loaf, fudge

brown­ie, our very

souls

becom­ing human

scones, juicy peach

cob­bler, reluctant

steam from pie holes,

each to her own

nour­ish­ing

scene,

edi­fied, serially

and hor­rif­i­cal­ly

 

scarred.

Den­nis Maha­gin is a poet from the Pacif­ic Northwest.

His work appears wide­ly, in print and via the Web.

His lat­est col­lec­tion is enti­tled “Long­shot and Ghazal.”

The book is avail­able from Mojave Riv­er Press:

http://​mojaveriver​press​.storen​vy​.com/​p​r​o​d​u​c​t​s​/​8​4​2​1​4​1​1​-​l​o​n​g​s​h​o​t​-​g​h​a​z​a​l​-​b​y​-​d​e​n​n​i​s​-​m​a​h​a​gin

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