[Siham Karami]

Dear friends, all,
It’s been a long time since I’ve been here but I wanted to let you all know my poem “Worms,” workshopped here a few years ago, will be published in Ecotone, and they’re having a promotion for two weeks where you can read my poem online for free (it’s a print publication as you know) on their site. Please check it out! And thanks for everything. (Still working on a book…)
All the best,
Siham

[Susan McLean]

Lovely, Siham.

Susan

[Matt Q]

Lovely poem, Siham. Congrats!

Matt

[Siham Karami]

Thanks so much, Susan and Matt!

[Jim Moonan]

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Beautifully, gently contemplated, Siham. You've reminded me to treat them with reverence. I've been turning the earth in my garden patch that is thawing back to life, and unearthing worms as I do. Their exposed presence slows me; I watch them struggle to find a place to bury themselves. (It is worm season here in New England. Mud everywhere.)

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[Chris O'Carroll]

Thanks for posting the link, Siham. It's great to see you here and in the magazine.

[Martin Elster]

Beautiful poem, Siham. Congrats!

[Mark Blaeuer]

I love the poem, Siham. Congratulations on the publication, and best wishes about the book.

[John Riley]

Great one, Siham

[Siham Karami]

Thanks so much, Jim, Chris, Martin, Mark, and John,

It means a lot to me. Yes, Jim, “to treat them with reverence.” It’s always the little things.
I’m going through a different phase but poetry is still important to me.

Best,
Siham