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mist-kissed blooms
faithful flowers
casual thorns
and growing as an act
as a seedling sown
—Nikola Sojka

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I live for…
mist-kissed blooms
faithful flowers
casual thorns
and growing as an act
as a seedling sown
—Nikola Sojka
What is that tangerine animal—
that wanders through my dreams
and hunches on the edges
of the true and make-believe
I crouch, hiding from reality,
and a tiger watches me
—Nikola Sojka
Nikola Sojka
Snow weaves into our teeth
and I know joy
by the melt of your smile
frost-filled throat thawed
beneath cloud cavities
sub-zero has never tasted sweeter
—Nikola Sojka
Soap froth
I rinse my head out
with washed-up daydreams
as chores become days
and months and so on
—gaze out the dish sink window
at the storybook pastures beyond
tip the lid
and let them spill
all bubbly cerebral fluid
the fields green as gel
I pipe into my mother’s glassware
before I take my rag to them
the limescale conquers
and eats at my reflection
as another empty plate gets added
to the sink
always overflowing…
—Nikola Sojka
I want a soul carved
from lens flares
a hum pictured
seen,
and heard,
and felt
a sense developed
oversaturated and overexposed
imprinted in light
temporary
but there
—Nikola Sojka
This city’s full of half-phantoms
half-memories, half-pleasures
amber…
that haven of personal mythologies
all-or-nothing
—Nikola Sojka
It’s sentiment blued
and built to the clouds
—that thief of time
The Daydream
as sweet as a rhyme
—Nikola Sojka
September is a moon-dyed hand—
a laugh made of amber,
lungs filled with leaves—
a breath cackled on a wild breeze
and I am her daughter
sprinting over lantern-shaded land
—Nikola Sojka
September is a moon-dyed hand—
a laugh made of amber,
lungs filled with leaves—
a breath cackled on a wild breeze
and I am her daughter
sprinting over lantern-shaded land
—Nikola Sojka
We are a legacy of twigs—
a story of insect wings
and raspberry stems
and the wonders
of wild, growing
aging, savage things
—Nikola Sojka
Ekphrasis
A brushstroke across a phrase
a chisel to a page
a poem as a painting as a praise
and I
as a person
turning paper into prayer into abstract pathos
—Nikola Sojka
I am the human artist
the rough-as-stone
sinking twice as fast
crooner in the marshes
but I know toadsong,
and moonlit avenues,
and the step
of the no-longer-stranger
and I am the artist as human
—Nikola Sojka
I grow in cracked clapboard
doll houses
where eternities blink by
like mosquito zappers
like ‘come home’ porch lights
my face peers
reflected in the raccoon’s eye
up up up I go
where the dust
kisses the sky
—Nikola Sojka
Cotton candy skies
Melt across my tongue
Above on the telephone lines
Static weeps on phone calls hung
— Nikola Sojka