Debra Lynn Prazak
poetry from the heart of northern Minnesota
Creative writing fueled by nature and life stories
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A glimpse into my poems …




We use up beauty
for a moment
cut flowers
in a vase --
bring this grief
indoors
too soon petals fade,
soundlessly drop.
Early spring
at the wood’s edge --
trillium bloomed
fallen stars
jeweled with dew --
this a better death,
one by one
lights go out
the wood
dark again.
At the Mercy of …
Forever scarred
these bleeding hearts
poked again and again
by mining bees,
peony necks unable to hold
beautiful heads
full of heavy thoughts,
beetles lace petals
have orgies
in shallow cups
of yellow roses.
