top of page
Search
  • Writer's pictureNeuro Logical

Redundancies - Samantha Terrell

That a thing's been done

A million times

Shouldn't prove it useless.

Does that a bird

Predictably searches

For worms after the rain,

Thus mean,

It's not a valuable activity?

Is it not worthwhile

To teach its young the same?

Seeking

Uniqueness

For the sake of itself

Seems vain.

So, we must wash each day

If we wish to be clean.

And, we will speak the truth

A million times

And never find it worthless.







Bio:

Samantha Terrell, author of Vision, and Other Things We Hide From (Potter's Grove Press) is a widely published American poet whose work can be found in many fine publications such as: Anti-Heroin Chic, Dissident Voice, Dove Tales, Fevers of the Mind, In Parentheses, Ink Pantry, Lucky Jefferson, Poetry Quarterly and others. Samantha's work has been featured on Sunny G Radio Glasgow, the Creative Drive Podcast with J. Alejandro, and is forthcoming from the Eat the Storms Podcast by Damien Donnelly. Samantha and her family reside in Upstate New York, where they enjoy kayaking on still waters. Find her online at: SamanthaTerrell.com.
26 views0 comments

Recent Posts

See All

Everyone thinks I just adore hats, but the secret is I only wear hats that can be a Hatmit. What is a Hatmit, you say? It originally sat on my shelf branded for someone's grandpa to wear- I've been to

“Oh, dear,” my mother-in-law says in a concerned voice. She is reading County Down local news on her I-pad. “What is it?” I ask. “There was a man found dead in his house. They say that judging by the

bottom of page