on signage
your passport picture 
still 
stares at me from the top
dresser drawer  
convinced me 
I should always 
carry my own  
hope 
you have yours 
for whatever countries 
you may traverse 
trek  
scale 
& Dad 
remember you know Morse
Code  
send us a tele  
send us
send us  
something besides six  
dead black birds 
& counting
JL Jacobs
JL Jacobs, MFA, Brown
University, is the author of four volumes of poetry. She serves as editor/art
director for Abstract Magazine: Contemporary Expressions. Work
has appeared in numerous journals including Ploughshares, New
American Writing, and New Orleans Review. Representative
work is anthologized in American Poetry: The Next Generation,
Carnegie Mellon UP. She was a 2017 nominee for Poet Laureate of Oklahoma. She
studied with C.D. Wright, John Yau, and Keith Waldrop at Brown, and has
continued a mixed-media artist practice from teaching Poetry&Image at Brown
Learning Community to offering mixed-media workshops at OKC Literary Festivals.
Books include: Streets as Elsewhere ; Dream Songs; The Leaves in Her Shoes; Varieties
of Inflorescence.
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