Three Poems – Mia Frisch
Three poems – “Everyone’s Addiction Seems the Same”, “The Meeting”, and “Settling in of Paul” – from Mia Frisch.
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Three poems – “Everyone’s Addiction Seems the Same”, “The Meeting”, and “Settling in of Paul” – from Mia Frisch.
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Three poems – “My Father’s Daughter”, “Visitors”, and “Sweet Dreams” – from teacher and writer Shannon Spollen.
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Three poems – “Private Dancer”, “Call Waiting”, and “Me and Plato” – from professor, writer, and filmmaker Dean Goldberg.
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Two poems – “Having it” and “Fog Harbor” – from retired teacher Gary Weatherby.
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A new poem – “Night Flowers” – by Bristol, England poet and writer, Mark Anthony Pearce.
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A new poem – “A Villanelle for George Floyd” – by Cambodian-American poet, writer, and critic Bunkong Tuon.
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Two poems – “Her Gaze” and “I Don’t Mind II” – from poet and author E.S. Russell.
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Four poems – “Backyard Apocalypse”, “Erased by Nostalgia”, “Mom Never Got a Boob Job”, and “Dad Was a Needle Hype” – by Kevin Ridgeway from Up The River, Issue Eight.
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Two poems – “Time” and “Oceans Can Hear” – by singer-songwriter/drummer/guitarist/poet Ivory Miller.
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Four poems – “Transgress”, “Growth”, “Shows”, and “Matilda” – by Upstate New York poet Carson Pytell.
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The new poem “Bottom Boy Blue” by poet and spoken word artist Luis Pabon from Up The River, Issue Eight.
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Three poems – Amuse-Bouche, Some Things, Sometimes, & Voice Activated – by Ron. Lavalette from Up The River, Issue Eight.
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