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In The Time Of The Fireflies, Kathy Hoormann

Arrow Rock

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A Haiku; Art Is Hell, Dan Burkhead

Arrow Rock

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Poem No. 103, May 2010, 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.

Children At The Wake, John Grey

Bryant Literary Review

I admit that, more than once,

I've pointed to the sky

Dedication, Charles Harper Webb

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Where did Blake Bumgardner find the washtub-sized
cojones to confess over the phone, then listen

Confidence, Laura Buermann

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I am a polysyllabic phenomenon,
a thesauric wunderkind

Bee Lust In Manhattan, John F. Buckley, Martin Ott

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Thousands of bees swarmed outside a Manhattan
deli, trapping dozens of patrons, the meat scent

I Killed A Bug Last Night, Carol Hamilton

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He was walking along the edge
of the tasseled rug, no hurry,

On The First Morning, Patsy Anne Bickerstaff

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of spring
when I see a red shiny
balloon valentine shaped
descend

On John Coltrane's "My Favorite Things", Nathaniel Lee Hansen

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With steady three-beat brushes and cymbal
of Elvin Jones, stand-up pulse of Steve Davis,

43rd And Main, Linsey Morse

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They see a burnt-out bitch on a sidewalk,
selling sex, her soul, to the devil for a smoke.

He's A Thief, Eliza Demarseilles

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He stole a piece of my heart, attached it to a voodoo doll

Chain-Smoking Mavericks At The Crestview Center For Health And Rehabilitation, Brent Taylor

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It's strange how there are some things
about yourself you'll never know

I Have Already Thrown This Poem Away, Buff Whitman-Bradley

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I have already thrown this poem away
It's crumpled up in a ball

The Place Of Literature, Paul Hostovsky

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Mr. Gordon was perhaps a little tipsy
at the awards ceremony, perhaps a little

At The Harbor, Martha Christina

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Some days,
light passing
its benevolent hands

The Dynamics Of Male/Female Relationships In Jon Donne's Love Poetry, Amanda Boyd

English

No abstract provided.

2010 Forces, Scott Yarbrough

Forces

No abstract provided.

Boiled Down, Sara Meyer

Dissertations, Theses and Capstone Projects (Full IR Collection)

A volume of poetry, with an introduction by the author.

The Palm Reader Is Packing It In, Richard Luftig

Bryant Literary Review

Since the cops have cracked down
there's no future in fortune telling anymore.

You And I, Gregory Sherl

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This morning we decide to build
a baby in your belly.

Traveling Alone, She Fell In The Sistine Chapel--, M. J. Iuppa

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collapsed in a whirl, as if a gust of wind
struck her weak ankle and set her spinning--

A Map For Students, William Jolliff

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They want to make their poems right themselves,
and they know they should, but to win the A
they need me to like their work (so goes the rumor).

A Bullfight, C. W. Owens

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Warily, the bull's hooves pound the sand--
black hide, muscle, churning with intelligence--

Peace, Jack Granath

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I remember it as
a rock song, though

Secret Lives, Mary Elizabeth Parker

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A lacy blouse, two breasts beneath

Sonny, R. Steve Benson

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Seized by the day
he fell under a harrow

A Dissertation On Rhymation, Evan Wallace

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The preparation for navigation through creation of sensation

We And The Joneses, Robert Laughlin

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Firmament will hit our heads--the
Ecos have the final word.

On The Pardoning Of Two Thanksgiving Turkeys By The President Of The United States Of America, Jennifer Perrine

Bryant Literary Review

For this particular sentence, there is a reprieve
because there's a precedent, an annual event
stretching back to Harry Truman's postwar days, lurking