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A RAPOETICS REPRINT: Is It Ever Spring Anymore? … by Doug Draime

IS IT EVER SPRING ANYMORE? Outside the robins return Pecking the thawing backyard earth Like benevolent and silent jack hammers They are relentless, only pausing cautiously For sounds of human beings: banging crushing Yelling…

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Posted by: william_lindberg@hotmail.com // Poetry // Doug Draime, free verse poetry, Issue 4 Contributor, Nature Poem, Oregon Poet, Oregon Writer, poetry // May 8, 2014

A RAPOETICS REPRINT: The Weight of the head… by Doug Draime

The Weight Of The Head Rimbaud had consumed more alcohol than any 16 year old could possibly hold, and was laying in the gutter puking on the Boulevard Montparnasse, in a new, blue silk…

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