on long drives
my neck tendons
become guitar strings
my wife
reaches over
places her
velvet palm
on the back
of my head
and strums
me
a love song
By Terry Miller
The Tea Cup Hills steam up, the mist swirling above endless green. I walk the quiet trails forever thinking of the bodies piling up in ...
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Terry Miller is a published and award winning poet from Fort Bend County, Texas. His work has been published in "The Foundling Review", "The Seven Circle Press", "The Houston Literary Review", "The Edison Literary Review", "The Hanging Moss Journal", "Willow Tree Poems", anthologies of the Gulf Coast Poets, Sol Magazine and other Texas publications. In January 2010, his poem "The Diagnosis" will appear in the "Birmingham Arts Journal." His first book of poetry, "The Day I Killed Superman", will be released in 2010. He is a member of the Poetry Society of Texas, the Gulf Coast Poets Society, the founder of the Fort Bend Poets Group and the Fort Bend County Poet Laureate Competition. Terry is a professor of eMarketing and holds an Innovation Fellowship at Kaplan University.
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