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    • Nonkilling Grasshopper, by Ada Aharoni

    Poetry for me is not a furtive
    fox like Ted Hughes’ –
    it is a Nonkilling green grasshopper
    landing on my inner
    window-pane flapping
    its wings at me:
    Write me, write me, write me!

    How can I write you
    Nonkilling grasshopper poem, when I still
    haven’t edited my daily IFLAC Nonkilling Digest,
    haven’t responded to
    my hundreds of urgent
    emails all clamoring: when?
    When? Now!

    At the end ,the Nonkilling grasshopper poem wins,
    as it does not stop fluttering and muttering
    harmonious violin soul tunes in me,
    until my fingers hop onto the computer
    and my grasshopper Nonkilling poem
    sees the light of day
    and lovingly spreads its Nonkilling wings
    all over our global village.