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A collection of poetry
by Patricia Wellingham-Jones
from Mongolian Art Exhibit
I turn a corner, stunned now by faces /
on the wall—masks of deities, shamans, /
in papier-mâché, carved wood, stuffed skin. /
Black brows pull down over glaring eyes, /
red mouths stretch in snarls or gentle smiles.
(more...)
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alone in the house
by Anne Durant
i pace and smoke
endless cigarettes
thinking housewives
must go crazy
with the temptation
of medicine cabinets
and paring knives
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Anne Durant is 17 years old and recently graduated from Loomis Chaffee, a boarding school in Connecticut. Writing has been a part of her life since she penned her autobiography in purple crayon at age six. She has participated in several readings and did a two-week study of Anne Sexton that culminated in her teaching a class of sophomore English students about Anne Sexton's work and Confessional poetry. |
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