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Groove 1/2/3

12.05.10 Posted in today's words by

Britt Gambino is currently studying poetry for an MFA program at The New School in New York. Her poems have recently appeared or are forthcoming at anderbo.com, Decomp, Xenith, Battered Suitcase, Moon Milk Review, and the Arava Review. Britt is passionate about discovering work by newer poets, and she has been a fan of ee cummings, Mark […]


A Tree Without Glasses

12.04.10 Posted in today's words by

Cathy Douglas lives with her husband and two sons in Madison WI where she works at an independent book and gift shop. She thinks of herself as more of a rabid poetry fan than a poet. To see more of her work, visit her web site. This poem is a tour de force of imagination. A […]


Solitary Confinement

12.03.10 Posted in today's words by

Serena Tome writes from the edge of Atlanta GA. She is the poetry editor for Leaf Garden Press. She has literary work published and/or forthcoming in Ann Arbor Review,BlazeVox, Word Riot, Calliope Nerve,Word for Word, Moon Milk Review, and many other publications. She is co-editor of Differentia Press. You can learn more about her at her blog. This poem conveys […]


My Muse

12.02.10 Posted in today's words by

Michael Turner’s poem You appeared here in October. This poem serves to remind us that returning to our creative task, particularly with holiday festivities still swirling, can be daunting and unfruitful. Time to woo the Muse! My Muse By Michael Turner My muse will not come when I call her. She won’t dance with me when I […]


Medical

12.01.10 Posted in today's words by

Angela Qian is a student, dreamer, incorrigible romantic, and big eater. One day she will bake a chocolate mousse cake and finish her novel. For now, she spends her days staring at the computer screen and falling in love with fictional manga characters.  Medical By Angela Qian I am epidermis catching the white light and […]


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