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The Propensity For Monologue, John Sibley Williams 2012 Bryant University

The Propensity For Monologue, John Sibley Williams

Bryant Literary Review

I'd like to be a sparrow,

bring new morning

each time I speak.


To Ansel Adams, John Sibley Williams 2012 Bryant University

To Ansel Adams, John Sibley Williams

Bryant Literary Review

It could have been

color

if mountains and dreams


The Cow Near Matamoros, Carol Hamilton 2012 Bryant University

The Cow Near Matamoros, Carol Hamilton

Bryant Literary Review

Tied to her terror,

her placid, brush-haired sides

so like a back room


Open At 10:00 A.M., Ron Koertge 2012 Bryant University

Open At 10:00 A.M., Ron Koertge

Bryant Literary Review

I burst into the Gap on the morning

after Labor Day and surprise

the pretty clerks giggling,


Taking Liberties, Jim Hart 2012 Bryant University

Taking Liberties, Jim Hart

Bryant Literary Review

Geography

is melting

Glaciers


My Son Dreams That, As We Fished For Pumpkinseeds, A Shark Ate Me, Charles Harper Webb 2012 Bryant University

My Son Dreams That, As We Fished For Pumpkinseeds, A Shark Ate Me, Charles Harper Webb

Bryant Literary Review

Did I hook the shark, and it yanked me in?

Did it leap, and pluck me off the pier?


Yesterday's Tongue, John McKernan 2012 Bryant University

Yesterday's Tongue, John Mckernan

Bryant Literary Review

Its syllables

Dripping to the brown earth


Small Blue Butterflies, Buff Whitman-Bradley 2012 Bryant University

Small Blue Butterflies, Buff Whitman-Bradley

Bryant Literary Review

On a walk around the lake

I pause to watch three small blue butterflies


Alone, Ron Koertge 2012 Bryant University

Alone, Ron Koertge

Bryant Literary Review

Maybe it's just the kind of poetry I've been reading,

but I can't help noticing how alone most poets are:


I Think They're Asleep, Christopher C. Moore 2012 Gettysburg College

I Think They're Asleep, Christopher C. Moore

The Mercury

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Christmas Parade, Elizabeth C. Williams 2012 Gettysburg College

Christmas Parade, Elizabeth C. Williams

The Mercury

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October Trail, Vanessa C. Curran 2012 Gettysburg College

October Trail, Vanessa C. Curran

The Mercury

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A Little Boy Lived Down The Street, James H. Garrett 2012 Gettysburg College

A Little Boy Lived Down The Street, James H. Garrett

The Mercury

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Because I Was Young And My Love Wasn't Real, Kathryn E. Bucolo 2012 Gettysburg College

Because I Was Young And My Love Wasn't Real, Kathryn E. Bucolo

The Mercury

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A Midnight Blue Poem, Rachel E. Ciniewicz 2012 Gettysburg College

A Midnight Blue Poem, Rachel E. Ciniewicz

The Mercury

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How We Forget, Lauren E. Welles 2012 Gettysburg College

How We Forget, Lauren E. Welles

The Mercury

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Hourglass, Kristyn M. Turner 2012 Gettysburg College

Hourglass, Kristyn M. Turner

The Mercury

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Clarity, Candise W. Henson 2012 Gettysburg College

Clarity, Candise W. Henson

Student Publications

“Clarity” expresses the connectivity of a lifetime’s events and the human inability to direct lives.


Always, Candise W. Henson 2012 Gettysburg College

Always, Candise W. Henson

Student Publications

“Always” explores the emotions involved in miscarriage, including the assignment of blame.


Developing Nightmares, Angela Rydell 2012 Lindenwood University

Developing Nightmares, Angela Rydell

The Lindenwood Review: a journal of literary prose

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