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In Copious Clouds Of Lathered Foam

April 5, 2015 | By

A surreal poetic vision of Craig Froman on cities and urban images – a Learning and Creativity Special commemorating US National Poetry Month 2015.

City

In copious clouds of lathered foam
Palatial cities blindly stare
At crenellated battled walls
The vestibule of earth and stone…
Influential once on brittle pages
The paraphernalia of broken days
Philanderers stripped the beds of lace
In rooms of baroque-colored dreams…
Here the rain is my restorative space
Reduced by my minimalist grasp
Unheroic stains of crimson drapes
I elaborate inauthentic fragments of memory…

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Craig Froman grew up in Northern California, where he gained inspiration from the Pacific Ocean and Sierra Nevada mountains, as well as the beautifully diverse people he lived and worked with. He is the author of two non-fiction children's books, "Passport to the World: Your A to Z Guided Language Tour" and "Children's Atlas of God's World," as well as his fiction book that reflected his escape from suicidal depression, "An owl on the moon: A journal from the edge of darkness." A curriculum writer and editor, he has obtained a bachelor of arts in business administration, and a masters degree in education, and currently resides in Arkansas, USA.
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