philosophers, old women at mahjong tables, debate the second o in good
the ocean bobber at the end of the rope grabs a lifesaver, holds the white spot as the last speck, or the circle expanding
and the void is a hole or it's whole with an o at the core
Laurie Hurvitz’s poetry has been published in the Christian Science Monitor, Innisfree, Minimus, Poet Lore and an anthology published by the Women of Reform Judaism. Her poetry has been selected for display in the Poetry Gallery of the Montgomery County (Maryland) Executive Office Building and for a Poetry Bench commissioned by The Public Arts Trust of the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County. She is an attorney currently working at a financial firm. She lives in Bethesda, Maryland, with her husband and two children.
