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Category Archives: Poetry
In Our Solitude
Posted in Artwork, Audio, photography, Poetry, Prose
Tagged Spoken Word, solitude, story, myth, photography, words, visions
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If God
Posted in Audio, photography, Poetry, Prose
Tagged God, new myths, Poetry, Prose, Spoken Word, words
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Tramps
Posted in Audio, photography, Poetry, Prose
Tagged america, boxcar, road, Spoken Word, story, tramps, words
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Nocturne
Posted in Audio, Poetry, Prose, photography
Tagged Poetry, Prose, eyes, words, Audio, voice, intimacies
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Lore and Order
Posted in Audio, photography, Poetry, Prose
Tagged america, Audio, boxcar, music, Prose, prosody, road trip, Spoken Word, tramps
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Born Yesterday
Posted in Audio, Artwork, Poetry, Prose, photography
Tagged Poetry, Prose, myth, photography, words, Audio, travel, beginnings, endings
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Lemon
I don’t tell him there is no such thing as Claudia Lemon, she’s invented, he knows nothing about Clarise Lermontov, my ghost, my first country, there is no Clarise, only Claudia Lemon, and there is the young girl who loved … Continue reading
John Biscello 