Category Archives: Poetry
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Mother, Edith, at 98
Leave a commentMarch 11, 2010 by The Citron Review
by Michael Lee Johnson Edith, in this nursing home blinded with macular degeneration, I come to you with your …
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End of Days
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by Richard J. O’Brien cicadas lay dead in the street on brittle ruined wings, their armored bellies warmed by …
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Addendum
Leave a commentMarch 11, 2010 by The Citron Review
by Howie Good I like the way it sounds like a splash of bells, and a giant stumbling heart, …
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Valse Marilyn
Leave a commentMarch 11, 2010 by The Citron Review
by Hugh Fox Valse Marilyn (1927) (Rudy Wiedoeft), “Come on, baby, turn off that eat-up-the-day crocodille dawn, pass those …
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Two Poems
Leave a commentDecember 10, 2009 by The Citron Review
by Khadija Anderson blaze I had to jump out the window over and over brittle and bouncing another chaparral …
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Point/Counter
Leave a commentDecember 10, 2009 by The Citron Review
by Paul Handley When you say the screw top Red is sacred, having been Consecrated by you in private, …
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Do Wa Ditty (A Love Song)
1December 10, 2009 by The Citron Review
by Howie Good We’re the hidden driveway mentioned by the hidden driveway sign black and purple petunias like children …
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Unraveled
Leave a commentDecember 10, 2009 by The Citron Review
by Janet Butler I gathered summer in patterns sky blues and warm greens stitched with a glint of gold …
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The Sun Appears to Drop
1December 10, 2009 by The Citron Review
by L. Ward Abel Sitting inside the blues oranges pinkish reds of sunset arms on the chair feet on …
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