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Arriving

by Linda Gregg

What do they say about the land of the dead? / About the ceremony of the body? / About women in long dresses? (...)

Big Moon Over the Neighborhood

by David Bruzina

The herd is strong in me. It steers me when I think. / I feel it grunting in my stomach when I sleep. / I walk with my herd invisibly around me. / All my confusions are forms of loneliness.(...)

September

by Ashley Barnett

A tropical storm grows in the Atlantic with your name. / We listen to warnings on the radio as we drive to the shore, / passing boarded-up houses and closed storefronts. (...)

Waking at Night

by Jack Gilbert

The blue river is grey at morning / and evening. There is twilight / at dawn and dusk. (...)
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FROM OUR ARCHIVE: SPRING 2003.

Poem From Which Wolves Were Banished

by Jeanne Marie Beaumont

Winter is hogging the canvas tonight. / The cat and I lie curved at the edge / of the world, / well on our way to becoming a statistic. (...)
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Congratulations to the winners of the 2008 Robert Watson Literary Prizes: Aimee Pokwatka for her story “The Glass Mountain,” and Melody S. Gee for her poem “The Voice Before.”

Rules for entering the Literary Prizes may be found under the Contest link above.


The 2nd Annual Spring Southeastern Literary Magazine & Small Press Festival will be held 23-26 April on the campus of UNC Greensboro. It is free and open to the public.