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Tying the Knot
- We tried the single sheet bend,
- The double sheet bend,
- The double eye knot,
- The sliding overhead knot,
- The round-turn fishhook tie,
- The figure eight knot,
- The half-blood knot,
- The jansik special,
- The homer rhode loop,
- The improved clinch or pandre knot,
- The jam knot with an extra tuck,
- The clinch-on shank,
- The nail loop,
- The loop knot,
- The double loop clinch knot,
- The salmon hook knot,
- The overhead dropper tie,
- The perfection loop knot,
- The extension blood knot,
- The emergency dropper knot,
- The improved dropper loop.
- We tied them, tried them all
- and then cut each other loose.
Rebecca Chamaa’s poem is an intriguing model of the “list poem,” and a clever poem about failed love. Chamaa, a former social worker, has a collection of poetry and prose that will be published in the next few months. She is editing with her husband Jean-Claude a collection of poetry titled Sundays at Liberty Station and is working on a memoir. Her essays and poetry have been published in Transition, Structo, Pearl, Voice Walks, City Works, A Year in Ink, and other journals. She lives in San Diego.
Here's something you might be interested in.
Tying the Knot
Tying the Knot
- We tried the single sheet bend,
- The double sheet bend,
- The double eye knot,
- The sliding overhead knot,
- The round-turn fishhook tie,
- The figure eight knot,
- The half-blood knot,
- The jansik special,
- The homer rhode loop,
- The improved clinch or pandre knot,
- The jam knot with an extra tuck,
- The clinch-on shank,
- The nail loop,
- The loop knot,
- The double loop clinch knot,
- The salmon hook knot,
- The overhead dropper tie,
- The perfection loop knot,
- The extension blood knot,
- The emergency dropper knot,
- The improved dropper loop.
- We tied them, tried them all
- and then cut each other loose.
Rebecca Chamaa’s poem is an intriguing model of the “list poem,” and a clever poem about failed love. Chamaa, a former social worker, has a collection of poetry and prose that will be published in the next few months. She is editing with her husband Jean-Claude a collection of poetry titled Sundays at Liberty Station and is working on a memoir. Her essays and poetry have been published in Transition, Structo, Pearl, Voice Walks, City Works, A Year in Ink, and other journals. She lives in San Diego.
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