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KG Newman
kjnewma2@asu.edu
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KG Newman is a recent graduate of the Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University. A Colorado native, he now lives and works as a sports editor in South Bend, Indiana. He has been published in Curbside Splendor, Canyon Voices, Lines+Stars and Calliope, among other journals. Find out more about him and his work at kylenewmanjournalist.wordpress.com. (Or on his writing website here: kinggriffeypoetry.blogspot.com )
The following work is Copyright © 2013, and owned by KG Newman and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Bearing I. TRANSLATION OF DUGOUT BODY LANGUAGE That tall lanky guy II. BODY LANGUAGE AT A BAR SCENE That tall lanky guy III. BAR EXAM SEEN FROM AFAR That tall lanky guy |
R.M. Engelhardt
rmengelhardt@yahoo.com
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R.M. Engelhardt is a veteran poet & writer who lives in upstate NY whose work over the years has appeared in many journals & magazines both in print and on the net including in Retort, Rusty Truck, Sure! The Charles Bukowski Newsletter, Thunder Sandwich, The Boston Literary Review, Full of Crow, Fashion For Collapse, 2nd Avenue Poetry, The Outlaw Poetry Network & in many others. His previous books include “THE LAST CIGARETTE, THE COLLECTED POEMS OF R.M. ENGELHARDT 1986~2006", as well as many chapbooks which are still available in print. He is the original founder of the group Albany Poets as well as the host of the long running poetry open mic series “The School Of Night” as well as the editor of “The Literary Rogue” “The Resurrection Waltz” is his 13th book of poetry and is published by Infinity Publishing. ( www.rmengelhardt.com )
The following work is Copyright © 2013, and owned by R.M. Engelhardt and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
Epitaph Epitaph for, The lost poem Everything Touched everyone, anyone The mystery of mysteries Language Both blessed & cursed us The heavens and the Made Houdini disappear Shot Kennedy To the moon Sold us, indiscriminate Stages of poetry and stages Of life. The Poem, Too early Too late Too bad The lost poem At all. You left it home on the It is just as well. |