Monthly Archives: March 2007

The New Yorker Poem

Posted on March 15, 2007 by Silas Poe

Start out with something provocative yet innocuous like having a drink then getting into bed. Juxtapositions like dogs, cats, white clouds, black clouds or oxymorons like forgotten memories work well too. If it’s somewhat plaintive or nostalgic, that’s sweet. Even … Continue reading →

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