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Michael D. GoscinskiThree Haikuto become the distancewhen we               are the...
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Howie GoodDevolvingI could become a million things:child with a toy hand grenade in Central Park,identical twins,a flower girl at a wedding, nudist ladywith swan sunglasses, Xmas treein a living room.I...
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Kyle HemmingsThe World Is a Future EggIThe boy named Gork squeezed the world three times in his hand and invented seven new synonyms for the word, putty. His mother, addicted to dirty laundry and...
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Eric Hoffmanfrom EntanglementProclamationThe people cannot exceedthe ability to feed them –Defy this factand burden man with catastrophe –If mouths outstrip what there is to eatthere will be misery...
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Raymond FarrThe 20-20 ExperienceBaby’s in the HyundaiWith blind Doug drivingIs it no wonder I invent seedless watermelons?!When god is just a working theoryBased on anecdotal evidence?! & the...
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Jim MeiroseIn the Diner               Ben walked out of the restaurant without paying....
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John M. BennettJohn M. Bennett has published over 400 books and chapbooks of poetry and other materials. Among the most recent are rOlling COMBers (Potes & Poets Press); MAILER LEAVES HAM...
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Craig CotterA Poem Can’t Start Like ThisI had a 9 hook-up today for a half hourcould've been a 10 but had a barn-burner of a headache.That didn't end until the second hour of a foot rubby Wan Ming...
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Philip Byron OakesMoon ShapedTrue to the mark the scar left. A bubble in the belief fragging pogues for fear of paper cuts and paste, amending pains crashing parties for the soul. Fever’s sulk in the...
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A. J. HuffmanI Am EggPorcelain shell protectsinternal fragility, bipolarbeing of vacillating depths.Cowardly center quivers, barelya membrane away from complete break. (Secretion anticipated at any...
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Reed AltemusmilkReed Altemus is an intermedia artist who lives and works in Portland Maine USA, His visual poetry is being shown during the month of November at the Gallery Fluxus Belka and Strelka. He...
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issue thirty-onesouthern autumn, 2013geographies: CometMark YoungCONTENTSabout    archives    books   ...
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Anne-Marie JEANJEANJe? des questions pour une vieAnne-Marie JEANJEAN was born in 1944; she has published around twenty books and lives in the South of France.She questions writing in and through its...
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Paul Summersles soixante-huitardsonce they dreamedthemselves astridea barricade of railingsnear porte de parisspouting some litanyof hopeful proclamationsdaubing crude rainbowsin rouge&noirnow they...
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Philip Terry & Tom JenksFootprints1. Days are a proposition laid by desolate gorges, the body a repulsive looking landlord. Into muscle blood-red capas. The dark clouds and chasms, ancient summit...
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Miro SandevMein Lieblings (or German love sonnet)mine lee blings lee best maid shun ley burr lee bling sleep shincline her lee burr broth shun fast fur eyen churn stir glide arsed do itch saner mayhem...
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Lee SlonimskyOUTWITTING THE WINDI wanted to write something from the point of view of an electron,but all the seats were taken on the train,writers all heading for the beach on a Saturday,no place to...
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John M. Bennettespmoscaejoso ak th e nded shoe yr b right f ly shadowG RIPPED UHDO ORme wheee lingnecgk))nor sw allowedclou d((aw n ail awsogc k aw a w I cr ash th gl ass crash t he g lass an snored...
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Joshua ComynThree O’clockIt happened in winter when three o’clock is a time of growing dark. She was walking home from the hospital where her mother lay in bed convalescing from a long illness. She had...
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