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Work You Can Read Online. My poem up at Poetry Daily today! September 11, 2016. 8221; first published in. Thanks to the editors at both publications! This poem appears in my second collection,.
Monday, September 3, 2012. In an interview on Oprah. Monday, August 20, 2012.
Most recent journal entries recorded in its a dog eat dog world, you taste like chicken. Wednesday, April 30th, 2014. 5 poems from the erasure of Heart of Darkness to Muzzle. 5 poems from the erasure of Heart of Darkness to Crux. 3 poems from dear breakfast, you made me. 5 poems from the erasure of Heart of Darkness to Front Porch.
Darr; Skip to Main Content. Links to my poems and humor writing, and other stuff. Please click around, and thanks for visiting! Photograph by poet Catherine Staples.
Eight Hours in the Nixon Era. In the Evening of No Warning. Our Children Playing Catch in the Evening of No Warning. Widow Under a New Moon. And distributed by LSU Press. Won the Lena-Miles Wever Todd Poetry Series Book Competition. In the Evening of No Warning. Awarded a grant from the Academy of American Poets,. In the Evening of No Warning. New Issues Poetry and Prose.
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In The Magic City,. Andrew Spear documents summer life in Glouster, Ohio. Our art editor, Suzannah Showler, interviews him about the Appalachian town that let him in. When the granaries go, they send up a flood of light so intense we wear sunglasses indoors all morning. We draw the curtains and look for blindfolds while brightness spears up from the ground like fencing foils. The whole horizon is brittle with light. Would I Had Some Hum. Scram, I say. Vamoose. Bird begone. By Corey Van Landingham.CONTENT
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One of the students show in the picture carefully composed a letter to President Obama with the help of his teacher.
Thursday, March 15, 2012. I just had to show my faithful followers something I made. Since I am an admin I own quite a bit of land, and what better way too proclaim my Lordship over an area than with a giant statue of my avatar! Yes boys and girls, there I am coolest guy around, with my own giant statue. I rigged up wiring through the whole thing too! I can cut the lights on and off at will. There I am, see the resemblance? 8221; said a ra.
The Journal of a Hedge Druid. The Dorset Grove Facebook Page. Thursday, 26 April 2012. Goddess of the Silver Moon. Sunday, 15 April 2012. April Rise by Laurie Lee. If ever I saw blessing in the air. I see it now in this still early day. Where lemon-green the vaporous morning drips. Wet sunlight on the powder of my eye. Blown bubble-film of blue, the sky wraps round. Weeds of warm light whose every root and rod. Splutters with soapy green, and all the world.
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