Category Archives: Poetry

  1. The Momfluencer Was an Economics Major, So She Knows the Power of Want

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    June 29, 2025 by The Citron Review

    by Elizabeth Torres Elizabeth Torres is a poet and essayist in southern Minnesota with work in AGNI, Ecotone, Pleiades, and …
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  2. Notes on the Poetry Selections

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    April 26, 2025 by The Citron Review

    Hear me out, won’t you dear Citrons? For our mental and emotional health, poetry needs carnival barkers. And in equal …
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  3. Notes on the Micros

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    April 26, 2025 by The Citron Review

    Just curious: Why did you click on this? Is it a peek behind the curtain that you desire? An accident, …
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  4. Saying Grace

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    April 26, 2025 by The Citron Review

    by Abby E. Murray It’s a habit we forget to breakeven after we start spending Sundaysaway from the church,following holiness …
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  5. Blockprint of Bad Timing

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    April 26, 2025 by The Citron Review

    by Hana Damon-Tollenaere In the butchershop, carvingthe future, a bloody linocutof you and me, pressing the linoleumdown on paper, lift …
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  6. Many foxes are called an earth

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    April 26, 2025 by The Citron Review

    by Sarah Wetzel On the hill, what appears to be an earthof foxes assembled along its ledge a black and …
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  7. Welcome Back

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    April 26, 2025 by The Citron Review

    by Michael Tyrell You look so serious.You look miserable.You look like you’re lost.It feels like Spring in January.A friendly reminder.Send …
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  8. Coelacanth

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    December 31, 2024 by The Citron Review

    by Bex Hainsworth I am on the train home, parallelto fields blurring into saltwater,when I think of the coelacanth. Lazarus …
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  9. A Lean Season

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    December 31, 2024 by The Citron Review

    by Zoe Boyer Sukkahs rise from the blue-bathed lawnof houses rousing to thin October light,walls half-strung with tarps, beamsbare and …
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  10. What of the Work?

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    December 31, 2024 by The Citron Review

    by Trish Hopkinson The kitchen counter is cold, as stonealways is and lunch crumbs leftfrom preparing a single plate are …
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