Norman Dubie on Charlie Hebdo

written by Diana Arterian January 11, 2015

Abundant
fear now
lifted like mirrors everywhere in town,
and we must see the darker prophecies
as a simple choosing
of something over something else.

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Diana Arterian is the author of the poetry collection Playing Monster :: Seiche (1913 Press, 2017), the chapbooks With Lightness & Darkness and Other Brief Pieces (Essay Press, 2017), Death Centos (Ugly Duckling Presse, 2013), and co-editor of Among Margins: Critical & Lyrical Writing on Aesthetics (Ricochet, 2016). A Poetry Editor at Noemi Press, she currently lives in Los Angeles. She holds a PhD in Literature & Creative Writing at the University of Southern California and an MFA from CalArts.

Norman Dubie on Charlie Hebdo

Abundant fear now lifted like mirrors everywhere in town, and we must see the darker prophecies as a simple choosing of something over something else.

— Norman Dubie

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Abundant
fear now
lifted like mirrors everywhere in town,
and we must see the darker prophecies
as a simple choosing
of something over something else.