All posts tagged: Poetry

Ponder Heart

By RU FREEMAN 

Eudora writes to William about    roses 
Mr. Hennessey’s Gloire Dijon 
Beauty of Glazenwood found 
on the sides of barns its   yellow 
flaked with red   caught only  
from the windows of passing trains 

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Legion

By BORIS DRALYUK

        for Ange Mlinko  

Of C. H. Krumm—Charles Harrison, or Harry— 
a single trace remains on Catalina, 
so oxidized, so salt-worn I could barely 
make out the name. How many must have seen it 
while rambling from or trudging to the ferry 
and given it no mind, no second look? 
 

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Undoing

By HUGO DOS SANTOS 

Despite the brief streaks of self- 
belief, a stubborn defeat pervades.  
Absent a job, absent a title.  

I want to declare: a great undoing has taken place.  
And I don’t know where to search for the bricks  
that once made up the house of who I used to be. 

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