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SIGNIFICANT
POETRY
by Sean
Singer
Poems with jazz references used for the forces of good.
ALAN ALDA VARIATIONS,
PLUS FOUR
by
Daniel Kane
An
heir to the New York School offers a garland of poems to a national
treasure.
THE CULT OF IKEA
by Tom
Hartman
Whoudda
thunk someone would think about buying a couch this much? Our East Bank
editor ruminates.
THREE
SHORT POEMS
by Joe
Wenderoth
The
author of the upcoming Letters to Wendy's shares a trio of short
lyrics.
TWO
POEMS
by Ethan
Paquin
Two
arguments, or should we say advice?
A
SMALL MATTER
OF SO MANY THINGS
by
Jessica Anthony
Certain tales come across as purely Darwinian; this short story would
be one of them.
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GIVEN AND TWO POEMS
by
Teresa Leo
Poet
and critic from City of Brotherly Love pillages language and lyric schools
in these furniture- and Goya-kissed flourishes.
TEN
BODIES
by
Wang Ping
One
of our best poet's prose exegesis of motherhood and Minnesota.
GHOST BOXES
by Sebastian
Matthews
An
ex-girlfriend and Fedexes never mixes, but this poetic dissection affects.
PANTALOONING
AND PLUMMETOR
by Andy
Morgan
Methodical and also musical and audacious. Perhaps no better definition
of a poem.
THREE
POEMS
by Bob
Slaymaker
Papa
Williams is surely smiling at this, one of his descendents, with whom
he must be well pleased.
TWO
SISTERS
by Matt
Rovner
Just
another morning on the road with two loving siblings. Casting agent,
docent?
EAST
BANK APOLOGIA, WITH APPEARANCES
FROM NOAM CHOMSKY AND RICK ROCKWELL
by Daniel M. Nester
How
do you fill a haiku-tanka section with no haiku or tanka? By enticing
you with famous people's names, of course.
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