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Pothos
April 22, 2026
Marble leaves dangle in spirals hanging above blades of grass,
Coiling like a head of unruly greens descending from a brown, soily scalp –
A medusa. Splotches of white splatter on dark, deep, lush green as new stems
Careen in singles, doubles down to the nourishing earth below.
Beads of water skitter across a marble face, spilling to the soil.
As light fades on cool spring nights, you sit suspended in the blue-grey sky,
An image of durability, endurance, beauty despite circumstance.
Editor: Lia Cook
About the Poet
Jack Love is a writer living in Texas. He has published work in Gotham Literature, Dualis Literary Magazine, Livina Press, and other venues. He has a full length poetry collection coming out in 2027.
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