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“Willing Suspension of Disbelief” by Lorna Knowles Blake

By On July 2, 2010

He promised her it wasn’t just a fling. He wasn’t the type (he said) to run around; She noticed he still wears a wedding ring, Though he claims it’s absolutely nothing. A… Read More

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“Literary Artifacts” by Ernest Hilbert

By On July 1, 2010

“Samuel Johnson’s gallstone was ‘about the size of a pigeon’s egg.’ (Compare the size of Pepys’s!)” – Richard Altick, The Scholar Adventurers Samuel Pepys suffered from a grand gallstone. Some claim it… Read More

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“James Bond Suite” by Amit Majmudar

By On June 30, 2010

Original appearance in LineBreak magazine. Visit LineBreak to hear the poem read by Amy Watkins.… Read More

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“Dirty Dan” by David Yezzi

By On June 29, 2010

A poem by David Yezzi, reprinted from the PN Review. … Read More

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“Leander Without Heroes” by Ernest Hilbert

By On June 28, 2010

From Sixty Sonnets (2009)… Read More

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“Jazzonia” by Langston Hughes

By On June 28, 2010

In a Harlem cabaret Six long-headed jazzers play. A dancing girl whose eyes are bold Lifts high a dress of silken gold. Oh, singing tree! Oh, shining rivers of the soul! Were… Read More

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“One Day” by Jamie McKendrick

By On June 26, 2010

I shall pick up and play the violin my hopeful great-uncle made for me out of seventy-odd planished bits of maple, its scrolled head a ruby-tinted fern. It sailed across the ocean… Read More

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“Deciding to Stay” by Chelsea Rathburn

By On June 25, 2010

From the poet's collection The Shifting Line (2005). … Read More

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By On June 23, 2010

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“Randall Jarrell” by Robert Lowell

By On June 23, 2010

I've been rereading Lowell's "red" Notebook again, and the poems are taking the top of my head off one after next. Here's some Lowell, to get you through the week. … Read More

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E-Verser Ann Makes Wiki List of Largest Single Day Jeopardy! Winners

By On June 22, 2010

Ken Jennings eats up the top spots, of course, but E-Verser Ann doesn’t do too badly. Click here to see her ranking. Here is her Jeopardy! website listing. Of course E-Verser senior… Read More

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“Improprieties” by Ernest Hilbert

By On June 22, 2010

My friend is a fugitive from the law. For fifteen years he’s been on the “run.” What to do? Let’s get this cold keg started. We’ll deal with it tomorrow. The one… Read More

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“The Hunt by Night” by Derek Mahon

By On June 22, 2010

Uccello, 1465 buy anafranil online buy anafranil online no prescription Flickering shades, Stick figures, lithe game, Swift flights of bison in a cave Where man the maker killed to live; But neolithic… Read More

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“The Theft” by David Yezzi

By On June 21, 2010

Money I’ve made lots of different ways: back-to-back shifts at the Cumberland Farms, downing burritos out of the microwave, late-night entertainment being a wall of glossy mags behind the register in racks… Read More

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“Summer Downpour on Campus” by Juliana Gray

By On June 20, 2010

When clouds turn heavy, rich and mottled as an oyster bed, when the temperature drops so fast that fog conjures itself inside the cars, as if the parking lots were filled with… Read More

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Deleted “Romantic Subplot” Scene from Star Wars, 1977

By On June 19, 2010

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“Requiem for the Plantagenet Kings” by Geoffrey Hill

By On June 19, 2010

For whom the possessed sea littered, on both shores, Ruinous arms; being fired, and for good, To sound the constitution of just wards, Men, in their eloquent fashion, understood. Relieved of soul,… Read More

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“Safe in their alabaster chambers” by Emily Dickinson

By On June 18, 2010

This is one our favorite poems by the Belle of Amherst. Simply stunning. … Read More

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“Exmoor” by Amy Clampitt

By On June 17, 2010

Lost aboard the roll of Kodac- olor that was to have super- seded all need to remember Somerset were: a large flock of winter-bedcover-thick- pelted sheep up on the moor; a stile,… Read More

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“Shepherd Road” by Ashley Anna McHugh

By On June 16, 2010

Eventually, I grab the back-door key from the cup-holder, slip a folded list into my pocket. Inside, I dig through closets to find the lincoln logs, the cardinal statue, the clock shaped… Read More

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“Junkyard” by Carmine Starnino

By On June 15, 2010

Owning nothing, there is, I see today, a touch of those cars about my life, a touch of decay in that flotsam of chrome I recognize, demanding a new curiosity, a new… Read More

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“The Valley of the Black Pig” by William Butler Yeats

By On June 12, 2010

The dews drop slowly and dreams gather; unknown spears Suddenly hurtle before my dream-awakened eyes, And then the clash of fallen horsemen and the cries Of unknown perishing armies beat about my… Read More

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“A Suburbanite Briefs a Historian”

By On June 11, 2010

1. A Suburbanite Briefs a Historian by Ernest Hilbert      2. Suburbanite Briefs a Historian by Ernest Hilbert      Oh, Lord, the middle class is so damned dull. I am sure you have heard… Read More

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“Asphodel” by A.E. Stallings

By On June 10, 2010

(after the words of Penny Turner, Nymphaion, Greece) Our guide turned in her saddle, broke the spell: “You ride now through a field of asphodel, The flower that grows on the plains… Read More

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“The War Correspondent Returns to his Neighborhood” by Ernest Hilbert

By On June 10, 2010

1. The War Correspondent Returns to His Neighborhood by Ernest Hilbert      Summertime, I hear gunshots from the street. The windows of my narrow apartment Are open for lack of a working AC.… Read More

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“Minotaur” by Joanna Pearson

By On June 8, 2010

One of the finest poems I've read so far this year. I nearly teared up a bit on the trolley this morning. Joanna Pearson is a poet of great skill, sensitivity, and… Read More

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“Thoughts upon Reading George Gissing’s New Grub Street” by Ernest Hilbert

By On June 2, 2010

Avoid creditors but court your editors. A lukewarm notice in the Times is like Heroin and sex combined, remember. Bring extra pens and aspirin for your tours, And scan the weekly lists… Read More

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“White Noise” by Ernest Hilbert

By On May 26, 2010

The past does not fade, nor does it decline; It merely grows louder, slightly, tone by tone, Until its vast din is blank as silence. The grand chords boom on for some… Read More

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E-Verse TV is Back!

By On May 25, 2010

After a not-so-brief hiatus, the E-Verse team is back. If you ever wondered what would happen if a man engaged in a battle of wits with a flip flop . . .… Read More

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E-Verse Breaks 14,000 Readers for the Month (14,356 to Be Precise)!

By On May 24, 2010

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