Tag: New Limestone Review
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Death and Candy
No, I still have not watched The Hate U Give; nor have I read the book. / Though, I did, for one moment, consider playing the movie Poetry by Yavaria Ryan
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Two Poems
By Haines Whitacre
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Upon Discovering a Decaying Whale Carcass on the Beach in December
After the harpoon has twisted itself into my back and has been pulled free, I begin to decay. My lungs no longer full with air, but with the remnants of saltwater and sand and chum. Poetry by Jennifer Thal
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Docking
At Sacandaga lake, the murky water a screen / that shields the town. The mucky bottom coats my toes / as I anchor the dock on the shore, pushing poles / through the film of sunscreen on the surface. Poetry by Joe Volpe
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Fault
I want to be the one you run from. / I want you fast enough that I won’t see you. / I want you slow enough that you know I’m coming. Poetry by Aaron J. Muller
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Sydney
Thirty minutes after takeoff, I realized the old man sitting next to me had died. We hit some turbulence, and his hand fell from the armrest onto my right leg. I waited, expecting the old man to pick his arm back up, but his eyes remained closed, his head stayed cocked back, and the backside…