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Michael Simms

Bio: Michael Simms is an American poet and literary publisher. His poems have been published in literary journals and magazines including 5 A.M., Poetry Magazine, Black Warrior Review, Mid-American Review, Pittsburgh Quarterly, Southwest Review, and West Branch. He is the founder and editor of Vox Populi. His forthcoming title Nightjar and his most recent book American Ash are available from Ragged Sky Press.

Evening

Always it will be late summer in your mind: Birches give off a full and dark light With a motion you know will abide and return Every evening. You are changed By small things: an elm seed spins To earth, and like your talent for the cello The possibilities remain enclosed. Being ordinary makes you a hero-- Sweeping the porch, looking at the sky, You become more than yourself. The solace for being Dull is being perfectly at ease with the world. All afternoon The afternoon sails in and out the window, And the first sar stars the lake singing. from American Ash (Ragged Sky Press)

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