Hover of Nets All Over
Flared, bitten banners
Fibers
whose mouths mouth syllablestrying to lip-read loosely in the failing light
In fibrous, padded wind tunnels
fingers finger the
plasticy bas-reliefs,
descending towards uncertain ranges
towards sudden
static
tented
copters, which ought to paint arrows
copters, which ought to paint arrows
All Deserts Color Coded
blues of their densities clotted,
yellows indelible
shadows
concentriccircles outbound to the west
Ann Neuser Lederer was born in Ohio and has also lived and
worked in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Kentucky as a Registered Nurse. Prior to
nursing she studied art and earned degrees in Anthropology. Her nonfiction and
poetry appear in online and print journals; anthologies such as Bedside Guide,
A Call To Nursing, The Country Doctor
Revisited, and Best of the Net; and in her chapbooks Approaching Freeze, The
Undifferentiated, and Weaning the Babies.
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