A Glass of Ocean
- A Glass of Ocean
Ocean reachesfarther than sightsimply goinglaughs at analogueshear it?breath held, laugh held inuntil the uncontrollable guffaw.
Yet sometimes it is sight [End Page 21] white-lashedblinking, blinkingincommensurable cerebrumblinded with lightsecretly becomingairnot mindbut what mind reflectsconcept.
Far outa schooner floats:water spider:angel:mote. [End Page 22]
Lolette Kuby became a Jew at birth. She became a liberal/progressive as she outthought the dogmas of her communist childhood household. She became a feminist when the Second Wave took hold, as a plenary member of NOW in Cleveland, Ohio. Starting in elementary school, she wrote—poems, articles, stories—with the most recent of six books, Out of Cleveland, a collection of short stories, published in 2008 by Vehicule Press. Before her move to Canada, she taught at the Cleveland State University, and now does freelance editing. She is a member of PEN America. Samuel was her first grandchild. Now there are four others.
