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Final Reflection

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Final Reflection!

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Sonnet, in itself

It was so hard for me to write this line,
to get the words to fit within the beat.
It must have been so hard for this poet
To scrawl this soundless solitary stock.
I do not have the imagination
to get past the fifth line of a sonnet.
And yet here we are moving on to eight.
How long can this [...]

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I wrote this poem, but I am concerned about the “semi-automatic” in the fifth line, I think it is too severe.
Murder

There is something lovely about the position
of your taut waist and your shoulder, in addition
to the perfect authentic cadence formed from your
hairline to your chin, but listening to you snore
often makes me draw our semi-automatic,
and [...]

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Fiction Portfolio

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Poetry Inauguration

She is as in a field a silken tent
At midday when the sunny summer breeze
Has dried the dew and all its ropes relent,
So that in guys it gently sways at ease,
And its supporting central cedar pole,
That is its pinnacle to heavenward
And signifies the sureness of the soul,
Seems to owe naught to any single cord,
But strictly [...]

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I tweaked the flashbacks after referring to William Trevor, and tried to clarify or cut some things. It should read differently! Thank you thank you thank you for everyone’s advice.

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Dear Price,
A stench has come over the house in your absence. Bookle-duck died. I think I’m going to run away with that lawyer Alexander. Alexander shot Bookle-Duck with a rifle. Actually, we both did. Oh, and I’m drunk.
Much love,
Su Ann Yomo

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Flash Fiction

Who dun it?
Before the bomb exploded, an obese woman in high heels dawdled on her cane, choosing the perfect blueberry muffin from a tray of identical blueberry muffins. A man in the last phase of attractiveness stood behind her. His hair was ashen, but his waist was still firm, clasped by a belt that [...]

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