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Monthly Archives: August 2018
My Bipolar Ex-Love
My Bipolar Ex-Love Nathan Graziano I was at work, eating my lunch alone in my classroom—I generally try to avoid the teacher’s lounge and the ubiquity of its gossip hens. With my turkey sandwich in hand, I sat in front … Continue reading
Sometimes the Moon is Nothing More Than the Moon
– Sometimes the Moon is Nothing More Than the Moon By Jason Ryberg Sometimes the Moon is Nothing More Than the Moon Sometimes the moon comes down (if she happens to be in town) from her royal couch of … Continue reading
I don’t want this poem to be about the death penalty, but it is
I don’t want this poem to be about the death penalty, but it is By Rebecca Schumejda Before my brother’s incarceration, I held many beliefs that I now grapple with; one is my once vehement view embracing an eye … Continue reading
Posted in Rebecca Schumejda
Tagged American Literature, Death Penalty, Incarceration, Poetry, Prison, Prison Reform, Rebecca Schumejda
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Farm Near a Bend in River Tummel
Farm Near a Bend in River Tummel By Jeffrey Alfier Farm Near a Bend in River Tummel There was a shed here once. If you look close, you can see grass ghosting its outline. Any tool the day … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Farms, Jeffrey Alfier, Poetry, River Tummel, Scotland
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Possession Sound, Whidbey Island, Washington
Possession Sound, Whidbey Island, Washington By Tobi Alfier Possession Sound, Whidbey Island, Washington The canyon water ran black, the driftwood ran gray on a day when sky blended into sea a seamless bone. Slivered ancient trees. Lines around … Continue reading
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Tagged Poetry, Possession Sound, Tobi Alfier, Washington, Whidbey Island
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Ballers 2, the Star’s Monologue 3
Ballers 2, the Star’s Monologue 3 By Tim Peeler Ballers 2, the Star’s Monologue 3 So he puts X=6 on the board, says I’m gonna show you how to figure out this problem and then starts drawing all … Continue reading
Pollock Paints Reflection Of The Big Dipper
. Pollock Paints Reflection Of The Big Dipper By John Sweet . pollock paints reflection of the big dipper the sun too bright on saturday afternoon and nothing i say worth believing listen i love you i’m afraid all of … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Jackson Pollock, John Sweet, Poetry, Reflection of the Big Dipper
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SATURDAY POETRY SERIES PRESENTS: ERRIC EMERSON
By Erric Emerson: MOTHERLESS If I try eyes-shut hard; recall the misty likeness of a stretcher and air mask, a trailer lined with ice-fangs in Napanoch, a red ball I worshipped at three years old. How your legacy sits in … Continue reading
Standard Time
. Standard Time By Stephen Roger Powers . Standard Time The highway to work was longer than usual the first Monday after turning back the clocks. My watch suggested I slow down. You are not late enough, it said. Daydream … Continue reading
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Tagged American Literature, Boxers, Poetry, Southern Poetry, Stephen Roger Powers
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The As It Ought to Be Archive 