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Author: John Emil Vincent

John Vincent lives in the woods of Massachusetts and dearly wants to adopt a puppy.
sun through the syringe— red red poppy bloom
Posted on 8 April 201127 March 2011Author John Emil VincentCategories Issue 11.1Tags blood, haiku, light, sun6 Comments on
The fountain’s too lucid moon–just inches above a litter of leaves.
Posted on 18 February 201118 February 2011Author John Emil VincentCategories Issue 11.1Tags haiku, light, moon6 Comments on
Where are your friends? You lean over, the little boy, crumpled. –Those were my friends.
Posted on 29 January 201020 January 2010Author John Emil VincentCategories Issue 09.14 Comments on

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He is young. He could be younger. His hands shake. Even propped on the bar. …
Posted on 21 January 201020 January 2010Author John Emil VincentCategories Issue 09.12 Comments on 30

Yet Our Life Is Sweet

Sleepy after the sun the house is full of light spilt from our eyes. Soon our eyes are empty and we see.
Posted on 3 December 20093 December 2009Author John Emil VincentCategories Issue 09.1Tags short poem, sunlight4 Comments on Yet Our Life Is Sweet
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