George Moore and Judith R. Robinson
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George Moore
george.moore@Colorado.EDU
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George Moore is retired from Colorado University, Boulder, and now lives on the south shore of Nova Scotia with his wife, who is a Canadian poet. They are remodeling an old cottage on the ocean in a little lobster fishing village called Shag Harbour. George recently had the collection The Hermits of Dinglepublished with FutureCycle Press in 2013, and then another, Children’s Drawings of the Universe, with Salmon Poetry in 20l5. He also has a new collection, Saint Agnes Outside the Walls, coming out with FutureCycle Press this spring.
The following work is Copyright © 2015, and owned by George Moore and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
The Poem Enters the House It began with the confusion obscene, and the zodiac only knocks at the door, asks to enter, or a zombie. You say that anything that word. Dismantling the engine That makes the poem nervous and it dies.
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Judith R. Robinson
Pghdazzler@aol.com
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Judith R. Robinson, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. is an editor, teacher, fiction writer and poet. A 1980 summa cum laude graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, she is listed in the Directory of American Poets and Writers. She has published 100+ poems, four poetry collections (Including When I Loved You, Finishing Line Press, 2015), one fiction collection; edited or co-edited eleven poetry collections. Visit Judith on the web here.
The following work is Copyright © 2015, and owned by Judith R. Robinson and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
If this was a movie I would drift back Only the bike named Betsy All before I cared about any other wanting. No big questions. If there was thought a blurry frame
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