The Store (For Matthew): by Bonnie Broussard

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~ by bonniemcclellan on February 5, 2012.

Posted in Art and Observation, International Poetry Month, Life In Italy, Poetry and Translation
Tags: Bonnie McClellan, Gemonio, International Poetry Month 2012, IPM 2012 poetry, Lombard Suite, Matthew Broussard, my work, poetry, translation

One Response to “The Store (For Matthew): by Bonnie Broussard”

Bonnie, “The grocer’s broad spade of a hand” triggered memories of my trips with my grandfather into the Italian communities around Trinidad, Colorado. Of course, there were no artichokes or semolina, but the “riddles” we’re there in the conversation. In your words I could picture the six-year-old me listening to the Italian couple quizzing my grandad. A delightful poem and beautiful gift. Lee Elsesser.

lee38 said this on February 8, 2012 at 5:24 pm | Reply

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