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   Volume VIII, Issue I

..:: POETRY ::..

  • Eric Weiskott
  • Loretta Clodfelter
  • Adam Fieled
  • RC Miller
  • David Harrison Horton

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    Poetry


    from Apparition Poems: 218
    Adam Fieled

     

    This little bourgeois runt has had enough
    of feeling weak. He's running five miles a
    day, eating raw eggs, seeing three shrinks,
    shagging his wife most nights, loving his
    kids, digging into his work like never before
    (and oh what important work it is), and, if
    he may say so himself, become such a lunatic
    that if they have to scrape his remains from
    the bottom of the Schuylkill, he won't be
    surprised. All to rebel against impinging
    poverty, because the world is crumbling.
    Not with a bang but with a whimper, he
    gulps down a beer with dinner, where he
    preened and postured like a winner with
    everything knotted in his stomach. If he
    were raised to be rugged, he'd still be dead.

     

     

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