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Monthly Archives: December 2016
Kelly Cherry: Three Poems and an Interview
[The following poems appear in the limited edition hardback chapbook, Physics for Poets (Unicorn Press 2016), and are reprinted with permission of the author publisher. The interview was initially published in Inside Higher Ed.] *** DNA We scale a winding … Continue reading
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Tagged Kelly Cherry, LSU Press, Okla Elliott, Poet Laureate, Poetry, Unicorn Press
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Three Poems by Russel Swensen
[Editor’s note: The following poems appear in The Magic Kingdom, which is available through Amazon.com and directly from the publisher, Black Lawrence Press.They are reprinted here with permission of the author.] Elegy for my Twenties They were spent, despite my … Continue reading
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This Train Is Bound for Glory
This Train Is Bound for Glory by Okla Elliott 1. The concrete platform vibrated subtly as the train entered Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station. I gathered my luggage, checked my ticket, and prepared to board the southbound train to North … Continue reading
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Tagged Amtrak, Biodiesel, Buses, Environmental Politics, Greyhound, Public Transit, Trains
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“The Mummy Returns: A Film by Kanley Stubrick” a Book Review by Christopher Nelms
The Mummy Returns: A Film by Kanley Stubrick by Christopher Nelms Fresh off the success of I Hate the Internet, Jarrett Kobek’s press, We Heard You Like Books, has released Kanley Stubrick by Mike Kleine, a novella written in a … Continue reading
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: KELLY CRESSIO-MOELLER
ON WHY I NO LONGER SIT AT THE WINDOW SEAT ON A TRAIN By Kelly Cressio-Moeller Germany was like a step-mother: utterly familiar, utterly despised. ~ Erica Jong It’s a good day for a lie-down, overcast and wet-wooled – even … Continue reading
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Tagged Advocacy Poetry, American Poetry, Confessional Poetry, contemporary poetry, Current Events Poetry, Feminist Poetry, German language poetry, Inspirational Poetry, moves in contemporary poetry, Narrative Poetry, Poetry, poetry review, poetry reviews, Political Poetry, resistance poetry
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Three Poems by Matthew Nickel
A Good Clean Village—War Monument Gorge du Tarn, France To have gone off and left the gorge Deeply cut with river flowing, To have gone off and watched them die One by one, into the trenches Friends, cousins, the man … Continue reading
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