Tag Archives: Poetry

  1. Lee in the Orchard, 1865

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    June 1, 2015 by The Citron Review

    by Roy Bentley   This was after Lincoln had walked in Richmond. It was the first week of April. There …
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  2. Lotus Flowers

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    June 1, 2015 by The Citron Review

    by Kim Winter Mako   Come tool belt, wet mop forklift and spatula. Come nametag, ladder, hairnet and facemask, shovel, …
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  3. Garnett, Kansas

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    March 15, 2015 by The Citron Review

    by John McCarthy   The brick settles like teeth without braces and cottonwoods frame the interstate with breath. The sky …
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  4. Kingfisher of Mooselung Pond

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    March 15, 2015 by The Citron Review

    by Z.G. Tomaszewski   To wet the dry rattle in its mouth it plunges into the pond from the dead …
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  5. Red Kites

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    March 15, 2015 by The Citron Review

    by David Cooke Plague birds, exquisite and focused, who scavenged Shakepeare’s unspeakable streets, they have drifted back from the borderlands …
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  6. The Almost-Symmetry

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    December 1, 2014 by The Citron Review

    by Kathleen Boyle   True Aristocracy is in Being a Nomad Those who settle down lose their lineage – Anatolian …
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  7. News

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    December 1, 2014 by The Citron Review

    by Rachel Morgan   We are a people impatient to see our world redeemed through catastrophe and we are always …
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  8. Moraine

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    December 1, 2014 by The Citron Review

    by Kathleen Boyle   From the bitter desert follow, for a while, Those who turn right off their routes, Those …
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  9. Jim Morrison Believed that the Right Words in the Right Order Could Kill You

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    December 1, 2014 by The Citron Review

    by Madison Jones IV   Lying in the dark waters of that tub, velvet drapes trimming the night inside the …
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  10. Stolpersteine

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    September 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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IMAGE: Books, Julia Thecla, American, 1896-1973, Olivia Shaler Swan Memorial Collection, Art Institute Chicago