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Reflection of a Hologram
Reflection of a Hologram
Reflection of a Hologram
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Reflection of a Hologram

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A hologram is a two-dimensional image, which through the use of laser and light appears to be three dimensional. As one moves around the image, it will shift and change according to the viewer’s perspective which may further perplex or illuminate.

It is on this premise that I continue the exploration of language for sound and definition began in my first collection, Noises from the Garage, in this second volume of poems written between 2011 and 2013. Giving voice to characters and objects from a grand stage to minute detail, the full sway of emotional and spiritual reckoning is on display.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherXlibris US
Release dateMay 29, 2014
ISBN9781499019728
Reflection of a Hologram
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David Novick

David Novick is a businessman who resides in Massachusetts with his wife. He graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Literature and subsequently attended the University of Arizona MFA Creative Writing Program. The Great Outdoors is David Novick’s fourth book of poetry. His previous three books of poetry are Noises from the Garage, Reflection of a Hologram, and Keepsake. He continues to work and write at a furious pace.

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    Reflection of a Hologram - David Novick

    Libya

    No walk in the park

    for the disembarked

    ask the Red Cross

    emergency stock

    for much worse than

    busted heads and fibulas

    a cold winter’s night

    without a spark

    would have been preferable

    in Antarctica.

    Sun or Moon

    Moon my preference

    though the sun has all the fun

    of a blue-eyed stare

    not a care in the universe

    makes regular appearances for its lesion of fans

    returns the favor with the taste of sweat

    the moon is more personal

    reflective, humane

    as it waxes and wanes.

    Freak Snowstorm

    Subsequent to the October attack

    I listen to rap

    time to prepare

    suburban warfare

    hand-to-hand combat

    between forest and man

    to hell with preservation

    where’s the conclusion to this national nightmare?

    Hire the crew

    chain saws, ropes, and ladders,

    a bucket truck

    crane with tractor-trailer

    the end of daylight saving time

    the racket could be a factor

    one more hour of Sabbath

    one more hour of darkness

    I count on acquiescence

    of the neighbors.

    Fifteen trees identified

    another dozen just for fun

    majestic crowns, boughs mature,

    fighting trim commensurate stature

    half-alive bewildered maple

    more dead branches than able

    blades spiral out of control

    scream from every angle

    severed limbs convert to wood chip disciples

    shoveled into piles.

    Sawdust clears

    stumps cheer

    the brush lies waste

    exhaust the final trace.

    Sonata in D

    I. I grew up in a factory town

    advantages of an owner’s son

    fortunes as common

    as scarves in a train depot’s lost and found

    Dad kept the family intact

    on both sides of the track.

    II. He could have started his business

    with a machine in the cellar as many did

    but chose a brick and mortar for his high-wire act

    mother and children grateful

    with money tight

    needless

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