“I Remember It Was Called an Ash, the Baby Tree That Was” published in Red Ogre Review

Brook Bhagat

I’m proud to share publication news for this tough little thing, this tough little poem for the girl next door who was not ok. “I Remember It Was Called An Ash, the Baby Tree That Was” woke up today in the beautiful Red Ogre Review. Read and hear it here.

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Published by Brook Bhagat

Zen fabulist surrealist womanist writer, artist, professor, editor. Leftie. Bob Ross junkie. Author of Only Flying, a collection of surreal poetry and fiction from Unsolicited Press.

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      1. Definitely. I would say it did a lot of good. Sad to admit that these things are still happening all over the world and poems like yours are needed more than ever. For me, it was beautiful and heart-breaking at the same time. And the question at the end really brought tears to my eyes.

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