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December 2003

Gerald Bosacker's 'Lunar Love' is as brief as a one-night stand.

Greg Nix debuts at Ariga with 'i still wish i could smell the dogwoods' which comes straight off the highways of America

Dieu Merci is Janet Buck's contemplation on Thanksgiving

Leo Greene also debuts at Ariga with 'Jekyll Island' a place either real as America or not

In 'This truce between wars,' by Srinjay Chakravarti, the war is the one between the sexes

If you be meek and other poems by Richard Fein, are as always, personal and concrete, narrative and imaginative, fleshy and thoughtful.

'Another clever manual,' by Ward Kelley like the other poems he submitted, is a soft lesson about living.

Tucker Lieberman debuts with '1453, 2003', about the suicide bombings in Turkey at two synagogues in early November.

Blood sprinkled, by Durlabh Singh, should properly be served with a dictionary.

Mia, of Tryst, dedicates 'Les enfants d'hier (Yesterday’s Children)' to Sylvia Plath, while offering other poems that are dedications of her self.

We wait, by Clark W. Fobes is a most telling tale of father, son, and grandson in this clarinetist poet's debut at Ariga.

A renegade mother tells all, by Miriam S., is simply awesome, as all mothers are even when they are not.

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Poetry January 2002-September 2003

Poetry September 1995-December 2001

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