Category Archives: Poetry
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Dryland salinity
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by Magdalena Ball Lost within the pores between movement and concentration infiltration a chainful of rattling keys with no …
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Semi-Precious
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by Tim Kahl My wife and I book separate flights. She says, coming back, you better not die in …
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Sailing
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by Margaux Griffith Her hair (my mother’s) spun from her olive skin—chestnut. A photograph stole her timid, thin-lipped …
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Pelts
1December 15, 2012 by The Citron Review
by Joanne Lowery Lying in a row on the museum table the pelts of badger, coyote, fox and mink …
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Forgiveness
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by Lesley Dame Though it’s been years since I last heard your cocky voice on an Autumn evening, I …
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Valley of Dry Bones
1December 15, 2012 by The Citron Review
by Lisa Bellamy “Your ancestors are composed of more than vital records…Behind the names and dates are tales of …
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Two Poems
1December 15, 2012 by The Citron Review
by Tim Tomlinson Taylor Ham On White My brother did not commit suicide as a child— was I deprived …
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Jackknife
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by Trista Edwards Today, I unfurl like the hem of your favorite sweater, forget you don’t care. When your …
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Mirror
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by Trina Burke ———— After Andrei Tarkovsky’s film of the same name The prismatic splay of sound. A mother …
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