Jennifer Hopkins : Writing

Irredivivous

Irredivivous

A Poem by Jennifer Hopkins


irredivivous (adj) 1656 -1656: unable to be revived
Skintight

Skintight

A Poem by Jennifer Hopkins


Morning light floods in,Reminding me of the milesBetween us.And right now I wishThe world were a smaller place.Palm pressed to your chestAnd legs enta..
Apogee

Apogee

A Poem by Jennifer Hopkins


Caught between the expanseOf out-of-place breaths andUnadulterated laughter is you.And if this here and nowIs not all there is,I have been fooled.My ..
Bimarian

Bimarian

A Poem by Jennifer Hopkins


bimarian adj (1731 -1731): pertaining to two seas
Like That

Like That

A Poem by Jennifer Hopkins


I liked the florid embers Dancing through the uncut ditch grass As we laughed over the music In your car. In your car. I swear I can romantici..
Morsicant Milieu

Morsicant Milieu

A Poem by Jennifer Hopkins


I've found a soulTo share the metaphor-drenched mediumOf subtle meanings with. But he speaks my languageOf clarityAnd we're discovering what it meansT..
Weight

Weight

A Poem by Jennifer Hopkins


And then the weight is goneAnd I'm baskingIn Your light. Where has this beenThe entirety of my life?And how did I get alongBefore this?My ravaged soul..
Collusion

Collusion

A Poem by Jennifer Hopkins


We play in the powerful medium of words,You and I. Regarding the disregardedPhrontistery of by-gone colloquies.We are creatures of c..
Ionic

Ionic

A Poem by Jennifer Hopkins


And in that moment I knew exactlyWhere I was supposed to be. Tumbling softly betweenYour wordsAndMy imagination. In a feat to untangleOur bodiesAndMin..

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