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Main Review QueueLisa tries to create order in the chaos that is her home. But a letter brings news...and memories. Read →
Starting with a flashback of Giulia's early childhood, her father's death, her rebellion against her parents orthodoxy, going on her first job at 13. Her friendship with Tascha who weds out of her religion. Her marriage to Jacob, German invasion of A... Read →
I don't care much for this poem. I'm more interested in what is wrong with it as opposed to how I can make it better. Thanks. Read →
Yes, the title is miserable. I'm sorry. I'm working on it. Any suggestions?
I am very unsatisfied with this piece of work and would be more than happy for any suggestions. Those familiar with plays and reading plays would be best suited, but fo... Read → Four poems, all representing experimentation with various types of form: "The Fisher Star" uses four six syllable quatrains." A Stone Letter," written in Dodoitsu form was inspired by a folk tale in the movie "Departures." Stasis uses the Sonnet for... Read →
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