Category Archives: Poetry
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Deception
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by Catherine Hamrick He painted promises,the ever turn of earthshimmering on an oak panel:emerald and terracottafloating on marine blue …
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Tonight, She Wears the Sky
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by Rupert Pip We were only kids whenwe started smoking together. It’s a horrible feeling to coughthat much but …
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Reasons to Say Your Name Aloud Against the Screaming Trains
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by Jozie Konczal Please click below for original formatting. Once you claimed to be no good at writing poems. You …
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Here, Where
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by Michael Montlack the mountain slants like a staircase to the stars,where the stars seem to sing the horses to …
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Notes on the Poetry Selections
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I have only just graduated with my MFA in January, and this is the first time I have been asked …
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Notes on the Micros
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This week’s notes are written in a series of 100 word drabbles. Because why not! It’s a gosh darn fun …
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Ode to spinning vinyl
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by James Morehead I was a DJ back in the daya one man show:Peavey amp, Technics in towhired fuel …
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Flamingo
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by Katie Cloutte 75._Flamingo Katie Cloutte spent four years soaking up some much needed poetry wisdom at the University …
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London combined spin 720°
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by Katie Cloutte 83._London_combined_spin_720° Katie Cloutte spent four years soaking up some much needed poetry wisdom at the University …
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Back walkover
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by Katie Cloutte 54._Back_walkover Katie Cloutte spent four years soaking up some much needed poetry wisdom at the University …
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