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L. Ward Abel
May 1, 20182 min read
L. Ward Abel, three poems
Tranquility Base It was July 1969 down on Lake Sinclair. Outside was a night as loud as Mombasa. Inside the astronauts came down a blurry...
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Ken L Jones
May 1, 20182 min read
Ken L Jones, three poems
Untamed Horses Give Me Special Powers Back when I was a stow away in the boxcar that could return you to flesh I enjoyed many an O. Henry...
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Greg Moglia
May 1, 20181 min read
Greg Moglia, one poem
A STRANGER’S TOUCH At the Met I’m on guard over grandkids In close study of a mummy When fingers begin To entwine my hand I look up to...
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Clyde Kessler
May 1, 20181 min read
Clyde Kessler, two poems
THREE PONIES AT SUNRISE I’ll snitch sunrise from three ponies. Their hill and their fescue have disappeared. Crows are waiting at the...
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Gale Acuff
May 1, 20183 min read
Gale Acuff, two poems
Dirty Joke I love God a Hell of a lot more than I love Satan or myself or any -body else or anything I swear to Miss Hooker after Sunday...
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Charles Rammelkamp
May 1, 20181 min read
Charles Rammelkamp, one poem
Tet Memories We drove up from Da Nang to celebrate Tet that year with ông nội, my grandfather a regional official living in a...
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Thomas Dorsett
May 1, 20182 min read
Thomas Dorsett, two poems
What Did That Self-Help Guru Say? “Simply subtract your age from 65 and that’s how many good years you have left.” That makes mine fewer...
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Sandra Kohler
May 1, 20183 min read
Sandra Kohler, four poems
Snapshot: Late Winter In my garden, lichen patches the color of palest jade stud a brown-gray tree trunk, each cluster a flower form...
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Loralee Clark
May 1, 20181 min read
Loralee Clark, one poem
Babes My daughter said “If you write about this and read it to me, I’ll hate you forever,” because who wants to be reminded of a...
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S.C. Hahn
May 1, 20181 min read
S.C. Hahn, one poem
OLD MARRIED NEIGHBORS ACROSS THE HALL It begins with a low rumble as when water starts to boil, when pearls of bubbles rise: she raises a...
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Michael J. Galko
May 1, 20182 min read
Michael J. Galko, two poems
Now to take a moment for all the poems this did not in fact become that image of the soft avocado flesh turning slowly brown… that ending...
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Martin Willitts
May 1, 20183 min read
Martin Willitts Jr, four poems
Son, My Chronology Ends with You Believe this island, wide as your arms. This launching forward, it is yours. You only need to dive in,...
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Robert Joe Stout
May 1, 20181 min read
Robert Joe Stout, three poems
Single Parent Kitchen rich with the smells of coffee and honeydew melon, hot steam iron and last night's rain, I lean against the...
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James Bourey
May 1, 20182 min read
A review of "All the Echoes" by Timothy Strong
Sometimes we come across a book of poetry that is far outside standard norms or forms, such as Timothy Strong's All the Echoes (Boneworld...
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James Bourey
May 1, 20183 min read
A review of "The Third Voice: Notes on the Art of Poetic Collaboration" by Eric Greinke
The Third Voice: Notes on the Art of Poetic Collaboration By Eric Greinke Presa Press, Rockford Michigan 84 pages Poetry can be, in many...
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Nina Bennett
May 1, 20181 min read
A review of Christine Stoddard's Harlem Mestiza
Christine Stoddard’s chapbook has a striking cover, with the title in large block letters that appear to be cut out of fabric, like quilt...
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Naomi Thiers
May 1, 20185 min read
Poems that Confide, Poems that Shimmer. Review of Bound Stone and Bearing Witness
Colleen Anderson, Bound Stone, Finishing Line Press, 2016, 23 pages, paper. Claudia Van Gerven, Bearing Witness, Finishing Line Press,...
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Stephen Scott Whitaker
May 1, 20185 min read
Review of Grant Clauser's Reckless Constellations
Grant Clauser’s Reckless Constellations (Cider Press, $17.95), one of two new Clauser collections mind you, resonates with a kind of...
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Rebecca L. Monroe
May 1, 201813 min read
Salvage
The end, or the beginning? Where to start? It had all been so clear in the beginning; make it, get ahead. Suck up the overtime. Work...
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Grant Clauser
Apr 19, 20184 min read
Grant Clauser reviews Sean Thomas Dougherty's The Second O of Sorrow
“Nothing that is whole is art.” writes Sean Thomas Dougherty in a poem toward the end of his 15th book, The Second O of Sorrow (BOA)....
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