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The Pilgrim on the Shore. Dear pink genital, you alone oblige me. Meanwhile no one writes. This hand is tired,. I tell the sky. Where is the fleet, where. I can hardly lift my head. To see the small, sand-colored shapes. Waving from their buggies like maggots. It's a picture from childhood,. That faraway, that sweet. Dear old friend, all this time it was you. Calling my name in strange places. Dear physic, I'm sicker than you are strong. Bring word to your brothers and sisters:. The Nihilist Takes a Bow.

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In Lenox Hill Hospital, after surgery, my mother said the sirens sounded. Like the elephants of Mihiragula when his men drove them off cliffs. In the Pir Panjal Range.). The Hun so loved the cry, one falling elephant's,. He wished to hear it again. At dawn, my mother. Heard, in her hospital-dream of elephants,. Sirens wail through Manhattan like elephants. Forced off Pir Panjal's rock cliffs in Kashmir:. The soldiers, so ruled, had rushed the elephant,. The greatest of all footprints is the elephant's,.

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It’s like waking up with someone else’s. The hills shoring themselves against the dusk,. A thin ice hinging on the lake’s edge. I can almost remember. The months we lay. Huddled up together in the womb,. Where we incubated,. Four pounds each;. I can still almost feel. Strength, as he lifted us,. One in each hand,. And call back the smell. On the wind through our window,. Crushed on our street…. I can see us. On Easter, acting. Pinned to our lapels, Vitalis. Slicked on our hair,. Merged at the waist, each.

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Ten Things About Love. 1 The first thing I learned to love about the mountains was the sharpness of cold water on my tongue. I loved that cutting burn immediately - a painful gulp that felt like truth - and I knew that I could not live without something that was so honest inside my chest. This is how I first learned to love the mountains. I've never cared about summits. It's my downfall as a professional mountain guide: it doesn't matter whether I stand on the pointy part of the mountain. I am mo...I was...

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My Place in the Universe. I think I am here. To stare carefully at maps,. Then get lost at least fifty times a year. I think I am here. Made aware of the loudness. Of a ticking clock,. Also to witness, in unexpected places,. To hear a lady in heels. Walking assertively down a hall. The universe and I,. We are both expanding our knowledge. Of what's just beyond us. Really not separate after all,. Me surely not a subset. Me, the chairs, all. The couches, every soda can,. Every book and eyelash,. And raptur...

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Here the serpent-son,. Apollo’s offspring, came to land, put on. His heavenly form again, and to the people. Brought health and end of mourning. The old god. Came to our shrines from foreign lands, but Caesar. Is god in his own city. Ooh, the vision comes and goes, and again it appears. The poet was right. There is something out there mounting up. Beneath the surface…This morning the lake is invisible. We’ve come to the harbor on my twenty-sixth birthday. By this fog in my father’s hometown. There, in th...

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The story is enough.: June 2015

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The story is enough. The story is enough - telling truth and creating connection. The story is enough. Monday, June 29, 2015. Reading Comprehension: Text No. 1" by Alejandro Zambra. This story can be found in the July 6, 2015 issue of The New Yorker magazine. My comments can also be found on The Mookse and the Gripes. Last Line: "You all weren't educated; you were trained.". Something is missing here for me on this one. At this point in my life? I was not reading a story here. Not every writing by a well...

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The story is enough.: "Little Man" by Michael Cunningham

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The story is enough. The story is enough - telling truth and creating connection. The story is enough. Tuesday, August 4, 2015. Little Man" by Michael Cunningham. This story can be found in the August 10, 2015 issue of The New Yorker Magazine. First Line: "What if you had a child? Last Line: "Each would be stranded, laid flat, abandoned, bereft.". What a fun twist on the dark and brooding Rumpelstiltskin! The second person point-of-view brings me back to the Choose Your Own Adventure. How did the miller&...

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Praise for CHORD BOX. News, Events, and Links. Praise for CHORD BOX. News, Events, and Links. Praise for CHORD BOX. News, Events, and Links. By Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers. CHORD BOX reviewed at Lambda Literary. CHORD BOX reviewed at Boston Review. CHORD BOX reviewed at Prairie Schooners Briefly Noted. CHORD BOX reviewed at Bookslut. CHORD BOX reviewed at the Late Night Library. POEMS and Essays ONLINE. Arcadia, Mars at GUERNICA. Agnus Dei: Mars at BOSTON REVIEW. A Bearing at THE RUMPUS. Friday, April 12th,...

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Poem of the week. Andrew started Poem of the Week. As a small email list to friends, family, and colleagues that featured quality (but often unappreciated) Contemporary American poems. Is a free online writer's resource, and frankly it's indispensable. While I still treasure my wall of Writer's Market. Books, you have to admit that Duotrope is faster, easier, and more convenient. Some art you read, some art you wear. We wear art from Fairwell Design. A few minutes of fun? Create a free website.

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A diverse poetry and flash press. Donate to the Arts. Karen L. George. Published: September 19th, 2016. Within: Delphi Series Vol. 3. Cover by: Margret Hofheinz Doring. Harmony of Creatures, oil painting. Is a Pushcart-nominated poet and educator living in Colorado. He received his MFA from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. His work has appeared in. And others. He has served as Editor for. And is a Contributing-Editor for. Requiem for the Starlings. For Jake Adam York. Karen L. George.

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Serving House: A Journal of Literary Arts. Issue 14 Now Available. Index of Authors and Works. Sister Site: Serving House Books. Two Poems + Commentary. New Lines for Fortune Cookies. Homage to Frank O’Hara. Portrait of the Artist,. Sixteen Rivers Press (2002). Swimming with Marilyn:. Commentary by Carolyn Miller. Is a poet and painter living in San Francisco. Light, Moving,. Her most recent book of poetry, was published by Sixteen Rivers Press in 2009, and her first full-length collection,. Is to percei...

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Serving House: A Journal of Literary Arts. Issue 14 Now Available. Index of Authors and Works. Sister Site: Serving House Books. 8220;You’re not a very nice little girl,” Pearl said. Pearl—or Miss Pearl, as Sadie had been instructed to address her—sat on the porch rocker. Sadie knew to keep away from it or risk getting a splinter. She hoped the old woman would. Then maybe she would go inside and leave Sadie alone. She paced her yard, brow furrowed with thoughts of revenge. The dry and brittle grass c...

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The Pilgrim on the Shore. Dear pink genital, you alone oblige me. Meanwhile no one writes. This hand is tired,. I tell the sky. Where is the fleet, where. I can hardly lift my head. To see the small, sand-colored shapes. Waving from their buggies like maggots. It's a picture from childhood,. That faraway, that sweet. Dear old friend, all this time it was you. Calling my name in strange places. Dear physic, I'm sicker than you are strong. Bring word to your brothers and sisters:. The Nihilist Takes a Bow.

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