Tag Archives: Poetry
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Jim Morrison Believed that the Right Words in the Right Order Could Kill You
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by Madison Jones IV Lying in the dark waters of that tub, velvet drapes trimming the night inside the …
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Stolpersteine
1September 1, 2014 by The Citron Review
by Rachel Unkefer 96 millimeters square, concrete sheathed in brass, smooth and shining, mortared among cobblestones. Gedenken. To remember. …
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Burdock Shrine
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by J.R. Toriseva This is the way we lurch into fall and fall bumps gently over that cliff into …
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Carriage
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by J.R. Toriseva Scraped off the wall of intense orange slippery strands woven together, studded teardrop spits out of …
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Celebration
1September 1, 2014 by The Citron Review
by Autumn McClintock Rain soaks, hangs low the branches— leaves wet as the first time. Three-legged dog takes it …
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Anthem
1June 1, 2014 by The Citron Review
by Gary Glauber It’s always a question of vision in relation to light, which seems to belabor the obvious, …
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The First Day of Spring
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by Eileen Hennessy The ice will be wiped clean with a stroke of the pen. The past will be …
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Refrain
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by Gary Glauber The unnecessary solo toward song’s end feels like a chapter out of place, distinctive and echoing …
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Vietnam Visits the Neighborhood
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by Allison Thorpe The sky purpled on the day he died, and the sun went orange to bed. I …
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The Vagrant Spirit as the Good Humor Man
1March 1, 2014 by The Citron Review
by Helen Wickes Can’t ever plan for his brittle song, his rattling truck. Sometimes you know in the moment’s …
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