Category Archives: poetry
Birthday Poem, 2014
One could do worse than spend the day watching them: not quite rock doves & not quite pigeons– call them Railroad Doves– evolved on the lines feeding with each passing grain train but now the grain is gone & it … Continue reading
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Tagged Birds, coal, lunar eclipse, pigeons, Poetry, railroad, rock doves
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Old Poems, Tucked Away in Dusty Corners of the Internet
Having work published online still feels very strange to me. The poems flash like a blip on a radar screen, then disappear into the dark ocean of too much information flooding our brains, eyeballs and computer screens. However, the poems … Continue reading
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Tagged fragile arts quarterly, glassfire, lost poems, online poems, priene's fountain
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Birthday Poems, pre-2013
For the past several years, I’ve written a poem on my birthday that serves as sort of a barometer of my state of mind-soul, a winter count in spring. I just finished this year’s poem, composed while freezing my ass … Continue reading
Marc Beaudin 