Suzanne O’Connell and Ed Ahern
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Suzanne O’Connell
suzanneoconnell@ca.rr.com
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Suzanne O’Connell’s recently published work can be found in Forge, Atlanta Review, Crack The Spine, The Louisville Review, Found Poetry Review, Chiron Review, The Hollins Critic, and Burningword Literary Journal among others. She lives in Los Angeles. O’Connell was nominated for The Pushcart Prize and for a Best Of The Net Award in 2015. Her first poetry collection, “A Prayer For Torn Stockings,” was published by Garden Oak Press in May, 2016. Visit her on the web here.
The following work is Copyright © 2016, and owned by Suzanne O’Connell and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
The Freeway MessengerIt must have been done at night. The traffic continued under him in both directions. I understand the freeway messenger. Our tagger risked his life to send us his message. The Science LessonLast night, my grandson explained As he spoke, I pictured Our transparent nature My grandson, He pastes his used contact lenses
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Ed Ahern
Salmonier@aol.com
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Ed Ahern resumed writing after forty odd years in foreign intelligence and international sales. He has his original wife, but advises that after forty eight years they are both out of warranty. Ed’s had over a hundred twenty poems and stories published so far, and two books. Ed lives in Fairfield, Connecticut.
The following work is Copyright © 2016, and owned by Ed Ahern and may not be distributed or reprinted in any form whatsoever without written permission from the author.
DiggerWe called him Digger We called him Digger We called him Digger We called him Digger We called him Digger We called him Digger
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