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What Comes to Mind When You Call Me A Goddess
1June 22, 2022 by The Citron Review
by Michaella Thornton Botticelli’s Venus, except she stands naked in a field of corn or soybeans or a grove …
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Belladonna
Leave a commentJune 22, 2022 by The Citron Review
by John Salter If Elvis had parachuted into a convent, there would have been less chaos than when you …
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Notes on the Micros
Leave a commentJune 22, 2022 by The Citron Review
Being Micros editor at The Citron Review means that I have the honor of reading incredible work that pushes the …
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Notes on the Poetry Selections
Leave a commentJune 22, 2022 by The Citron Review
Summer in Nashville is hot, and I feel that, wherever you are, readers, it’s probably hot there as well. May …
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Notes on the Fiction Selections
Leave a commentJune 22, 2022 by The Citron Review
The fiction team has selected some wonderful work for the summer issue. “The Romantic Maneuvers of a Tilting Earth” by …
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Notes on the Creative Nonfiction Selections
Leave a commentJune 22, 2022 by The Citron Review
I’ve been spending a lot of time in my backyard garden. Early in spring I cleaned away winter’s debris, planted …
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Notes on the Poetry Selections
Leave a commentMarch 21, 2022 by The Citron Review
My family just moved to Nashville. Moving is a hard time, but one that is exciting because you replace a …
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What Grows in the Garden
Leave a commentMarch 21, 2022 by The Citron Review
by Erin Armstrong It started like this: the girl swallows the seeds and can’t remember how many. For months …
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Harvest
Leave a commentMarch 21, 2022 by The Citron Review
by Tracy Porch The last time it rained, I was nearly eight years old. The day I saw water …
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Notes on the Micros
Leave a commentMarch 21, 2022 by The Citron Review
German philosopher and critical theorist Theodor W. Adorno wrote: “To write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric.” It’s oft-quoted, misquoted, embraced, …
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