Crow Hour in Bloomington IN
by Hiromi Yoshida
That dreaded hour when they start flocking together—ruffling their black rag feathers, debris
of the long winter days—scattering across the greying sky—intense with needless
exclamation (raucous cacophony), heedlessly dropping scatological
calligraphies like Jackson Pollock scrawls across the sidewalks of Tenth Street leading to
Crosstown in Bloomington IN.
Bio: Hiromi Yoshida has been described as one of Bloomington's "best writers" by Christopher Harter, editor of Bathtub Gin, and as one of Bloomington's "finest and most outspoken poets" by Tony Brewer, co-founder of Matrix organization. Winner of multiple Indiana University Writers' Conference awards, Hiromi Yoshida's poems have appeared in Borderline, Evergreen Review, Bathtub Gin, and the Matrix anthologies of literary and visual arts.
by Hiromi Yoshida
That dreaded hour when they start flocking together—ruffling their black rag feathers, debris
of the long winter days—scattering across the greying sky—intense with needless
exclamation (raucous cacophony), heedlessly dropping scatological
calligraphies like Jackson Pollock scrawls across the sidewalks of Tenth Street leading to
Crosstown in Bloomington IN.
Bio: Hiromi Yoshida has been described as one of Bloomington's "best writers" by Christopher Harter, editor of Bathtub Gin, and as one of Bloomington's "finest and most outspoken poets" by Tony Brewer, co-founder of Matrix organization. Winner of multiple Indiana University Writers' Conference awards, Hiromi Yoshida's poems have appeared in Borderline, Evergreen Review, Bathtub Gin, and the Matrix anthologies of literary and visual arts.