Tag Archives: Poetry
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How My Daughter Learned to Handle Money
Leave a commentMarch 14, 2012 by The Citron Review
by George Such As we amble through Napoli, Bethany peeks inside a market and decides she wants an apple. …
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PATHS OF ENLIGHTENMENT
1March 14, 2012 by The Citron Review
by Ron Yazinski There is dawn in the Dalai Lama’s smile. Though there are thousands of students in the …
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October Canning Tanka
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by Bryan Narendorf All morning, apples peeled and cored, stew in ginger syrup to hot pack, seal and store, …
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Love in a Storm Factory
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by John Grey Thunder is just the shout and stumble of clouds. Lightning’s nothing but a cigarette being lit …
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Three Poems
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by Angela Brommel Lap Dance Vegas taught me how to lap dance my rage, how to take that atomic …
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addiction, pt. 16 or the last time i ever felt right
2June 7, 2011 by The Citron Review
by Regina Green bodies dot the highway, an odd conglomeration of metal and stink. a blaze of blood and …
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Constitutional
1March 16, 2011 by The Citron Review
by John Middlebrook I stand and soak in shower steam staring at tiles the blue of midday gone. Through …
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The Dead in the Castle
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by John Williams The fog pervades Prague until it is no longer Prague but narrow trenches to filter dust …
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Fool
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by Ruth Foley I let you know at once that I am not this kind of woman. The rest …
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Two Poems
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by David McAleavey Fire tree on a Greek island for Vasily Tsapis, on Sifnos The fire in your field, …
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