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Through The Ipod, Josh Bucher May 2013

Through The Ipod, Josh Bucher

Arrow Rock

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Beautiful, James Gierer. May 2013

Beautiful, James Gierer.

Arrow Rock

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Bottles, Cole Figus May 2013

Bottles, Cole Figus

Arrow Rock

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Rapture, Cole Figus May 2013

Rapture, Cole Figus

Arrow Rock

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Friendship Road, No Fabio, Mandy French Burkhead May 2013

Friendship Road, No Fabio, Mandy French Burkhead

Arrow Rock

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Charity And Kindness, Mandy French Burkhead May 2013

Charity And Kindness, Mandy French Burkhead

Arrow Rock

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Intangible, Hannah Lawson May 2013

Intangible, Hannah Lawson

Arrow Rock

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Poem No. 109, May 2013, Huntsville Literary Association (Huntsvile, Ala.) May 2013

Poem No. 109, May 2013, Huntsville Literary Association (Huntsvile, Ala.)

POEM

The Huntsville Literary Association was founded in 1967 to provide a community for writers, readers, and artists through workshops, readings, and educational programs. One of their key contributions is the literary magazine titled POEM which showcases original writings from both established and emerging writers. This issue features poems from various writers.

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Mother Noose, Mark Smith May 2013

Mother Noose, Mark Smith

Bryant Literary Review

Behind the yard of pumpkins
and blue hubbards, stems

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Prelude, Robert Funge May 2013

Prelude, Robert Funge

Bryant Literary Review

Watching a Guinness
settle is almost
as pleasurable as

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Shall I Go?, James Damron May 2013

Shall I Go?, James Damron

Bryant Literary Review

When soft, white light
Falls upon the night,

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Microwave Popcorn, Ace Boggess May 2013

Microwave Popcorn, Ace Boggess

Bryant Literary Review

in the movie theaters of my childhood
I learned to love the dark

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Peroxide, William Jolliff May 2013

Peroxide, William Jolliff

Bryant Literary Review

The first time her sisters helped her
while their mom was still at work,

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Rocket Man, Peter E. Murphy May 2013

Rocket Man, Peter E. Murphy

Bryant Literary Review

I'm not sleeping
good and my gut

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Probably, Francine Witte May 2013

Probably, Francine Witte

Bryant Literary Review

That summer was knobby
and loose-skinned like the knuckles
of a tired old man. My father

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The Sting Of It, Denise Utt May 2013

The Sting Of It, Denise Utt

Bryant Literary Review

If I could retire
I wouldn't have to commute
to the whims of the wind

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East Of My Birth, Dennis Trudell May 2013

East Of My Birth, Dennis Trudell

Bryant Literary Review

Even in their homes, the island villagers
sometimes had to raise voices to be heard

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An Appeal, Mary Soon Lee May 2013

An Appeal, Mary Soon Lee

Bryant Literary Review

Colleagues, let us terminate forthwith
the reprehensible hegemony

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Grace And The Abandoned, John Grey May 2013

Grace And The Abandoned, John Grey

Bryant Literary Review

Grace walks to the lake
and her critters follow.

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Looking Forward To The Farmer's Market, Stephen Germic May 2013

Looking Forward To The Farmer's Market, Stephen Germic

Bryant Literary Review

Slender lives of orphans, sewage of a nation,
they talk in old age about childhood.

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Cutting Room Floor, Heather C. Miller May 2013

Cutting Room Floor, Heather C. Miller

Bryant Literary Review

Rewind to the time out for Italian with the girls
and my lesbian best friend wanted to go halfsies

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Afterlife--The Drowning Pool, Catherine Tahmin May 2013

Afterlife--The Drowning Pool, Catherine Tahmin

Bryant Literary Review

when you die
they bring you warm towels

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Handkerchief, Margaret Hasse May 2013

Handkerchief, Margaret Hasse

Bryant Literary Review

A constellation of small hearts
embroidered on a white linen square

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2013 Forces, Scott Yarbrough May 2013

2013 Forces, Scott Yarbrough

Forces

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Always Away, Mollie Bergeron May 2013

Always Away, Mollie Bergeron

UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones

At any given time, there are pages of notes and thoughts running through our minds; these have to come out in some way. In order to stay sane, to stay human, I write poems. These poems are interested in breath and space, memory and nostalgia, loss and water. Each of these ideas has its own fit as part of the poem as well as part of life and being alive. Human emotion is varied through these. Observation and perception, turned into poems through the very physical act of putting words onto a page, allow these memories and experiences to live …

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Pyramid Of The Sun, James Joseph Brown May 2013

Pyramid Of The Sun, James Joseph Brown

UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones

Pyramid of the Sun is a novel which is experimental in structure. It weaves traditional prose with original poems based on Aztec creation myths. The narrative is not strictly linear, but approaches the plot from several angles - past, present, and future - simultaneously. It comes back to its starting point at the end, like a snake devouring its own tail. The novel takes the Aztec and Mayan belief that time is circular and never-ending and reinterprets it in a contemporary, hard-edged setting that touches down at various points across the globe, including Moscow, Seville, Seoul and Las Vegas. Pyramid …

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Conflation Or When I Say You, I Mean I, Julie Ann Strand May 2013

Conflation Or When I Say You, I Mean I, Julie Ann Strand

Boise State University Theses and Dissertations

Conflation or When I Say You, I Mean I is a poetic interrogation catalyzed by the ideas within Anne Carson’s Eros the Bittersweet and Georges Bataille’s Erotism: Death and Sensuality. The interrogation takes place within a form that positions failed love poems alongside poetic analyses or reflections. By doing so the erotic relationship that exists within the genre of the love poem as well as the hierarchy created between the roles of lover and beloved is put into question.

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Scribbling, Katherine Tozer May 2013

Scribbling, Katherine Tozer

A Midwestern Review: A Magazine of the Arts and Issues at DePauw University

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Photo From Ballydehob, Robert Funge May 2013

Photo From Ballydehob, Robert Funge

Bryant Literary Review

We're staying in this little village just west of Cork
in the green and yellow house on the left

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Father, 1970, Julie Danho May 2013

Father, 1970, Julie Danho

Bryant Literary Review

Outside Sip-N-Dip Donuts, he and Drag and Crazy Andy down Cuervo until

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