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After Hearing Elie Wiesel
by Scott Wiggerman

I descend into colorless silence,
step by step into incandescence.
My body glows white-hot.
My mouth strains to open,
but no words will come.
My lips are stitched together.

I burn like an ashen husk
of something long abandoned,
no feature left discernable.
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My head crackles
with the whimpers of the dead.
I must rip the stitches,
give voice to the bones
burning inside me.
For I am one of the fortunate.

Scott Wiggerman has one published book of poetry, Vegetables and Other Relationships (Plain View Press, 2000) and a second forthcoming from Pecan Grove Press, Presence.  He has been published in dozens of journals, including Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review, Pacific Review, Concho River Review, Poesia, Southwestern American Literature, Junctures and Spillway.  In addition, he is one of the two “cats” (i.e., editors) of Dos Gatos Press, which publishes the Texas Poetry Calendar, now in its twelfth year.

Scott Wiggerman is the eldest son of Marilyn & Ron Wiggerman and the Official Lindskoog Family Poet Laureate.  You can checkout his website by clicking here.  Scott has some real talent, he is also celebrating a birthday this month.  Keep up the great work Scott!