Author Archives: stevieslaw

Bitterness

My poem, Bitterness, is in the current issue of Nixes Mate Review. From? Who knows. I got a letterfrom youyesterday. Handwrittenin your slantedscript which leanedso far rightit seemed readyto makea break for it. I thoughtit strangeto get  a letter fromthe … Continue reading

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Me and You

My poem was just published by Third Wednesday. Mary Rohr-Dann has three in this issue. Here is the link, I think. Me and You Friends and family would often declare with solemn authority that my brother and I were polar … Continue reading

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Automat

My poem Automat is up today at the Ekphrastic Review. Here is the art and the poem. Automat I imagine she looked much like this— abandoned  at the Horn & Hardart near the public library.  The cloche is new— always … Continue reading

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Tilth

My poem Tilth has just been published in Issue 26 of the Evening Street Review. Really nice print journal (hint, you should submit there). Here it is: Tilth Once, as we sat in the Skeller, she joked  that she could  … Continue reading

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Solitaire

One more today in the Boston Literary Magazine. The editor, Robin Stratton, makes a decision within a week. I had one turned down there pre-p. Solitaire I knew right away, but it was 45 minutes before I stopped wrestling the … Continue reading

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Showtime

I’ve a new poem on MacQueen’s Quinterly. Here it is: Showtime My brother would light up a room— take the spotlit stage and turn wake to party. I marveled at our differences. I learned, early on, that all knowledge came … Continue reading

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Two new poems

I had two poems published by Rat’s Ass Review yesterday. Cool name, huh? Here are the poems: CHANCE Beneath the blareand buzz of station crowdI thought, just now,I caught that old pet nameyou used so long ago—to torment, to tease,and to endear. Anxiously,I … Continue reading

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Leavings by Sarah Russell (PRIME MOVERS Series)

Originally posted on Silver Birch Press:
Leavings by Sarah Russell Leavings are untidy. Remembering what you want to say as the car pulls away, or the cell phone drops into your purse, restraint in an embrace, the casual see ya,…

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A reading of What the Breeze Brings

Here is a link to a video of me reading my poem, What the Breeze brings, featured on Panoply this week. It’s a gentle one. Enjoy. http://www.panoplyzine.com/

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