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3 New Poems from Weston Cutter
Along the bike path mornings after
storm the blown branches betray
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u won’t waste such hours browsing. Continue reading
Read More #4: Weston Cutter
Read More: an electronic publication (issue #4) Weston Cutter Exposure to Various Flow FOR JOHN HALTER Five to the good, we’d say into radios, the Mississippi filthy, aswirl … Continue reading
TLR’s Pushcart Nominations for 2010
We’re delighted to announce the six finalists that we are submitting this year to be considered for the Pushcart Prize. Weston Cutter: poetry Flinch Exposure to Various Flow (The Worst Team Money Could Buy, Summer 2010) Steve Davenport: poetry Diminishing … Continue reading
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