My poem “Ghazal of the Sharp Knife” is up in the summer issue of DMQ Review.
As a draft, this ghazal was called "Ghazal of the Honed Knife," but that was unnecessary. And the end-phrase was originally “of her,” but with all that -oom going on, “of him” worked better. And in the end the knife as a man in the kitchen is an interesting man.
But does he resent it?
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
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5 comments:
I like the poem!
I've been talking about writing a ghazal for years now. I really like them but I'm intimidated! I think I just have to do it and not think about it.
Lovely, lovely. Ghazals fascinate me, but I've yet to make one work on my own.
Love it. I'm glad I read it before I saw the Daily Show, Isabella Rosellini, and the bedbug...
thanks for reading
Really great, Sarah. Thanks for posting the link
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