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‘The Injured, Desolate Jericho’ by E.V. Wyler

September 2, 2018

This villanelle is a tribute to the Rust Belt, and all the communities devastated when corporations close their American plants in pursuit of cheaper...

‘The Revving Roar of Rolling Thunder’ by E.V. Wyler

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May 25, 2018

Beauty, Culture, News of Note, Poetry

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Poet's Note: In this sonnet I'm paying tribute to the patriotic bikers who make their annual pilgrimage to Washington DC to participate in Rolling...

‘A Tribe of Trolls’ by E.V. Wyler

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March 26, 2018

Humor, Poetry

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A tribe of trolls escaped their cage! Now rabid wrath and rancor rage. Hurling hurt from hidden hellholes (most notably, their toilet...

‘Daughters of Eve’ by E.V. Wyler

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July 3, 2017

News of Note, Poetry, Terrorism

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"Our Creator contritely comprehends that the ancient story of Genesis once retold through a patriarchal lens, has become women's patient...

‘Emily’s Lament’ by E.V. Wyler

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April 29, 2017

Culture, Poetry

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A Villanelle My grandma smiled as I walked in the door pretending to overpower her pain because I came ... to see her once...

‘Hiding My Glee’ and Other Poetry by E.V. Wyler

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November 9, 2016

Humor, News of Note, Poetry

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Hiding My Glee (Rondeau) Hiding my glee, lest my spouse see the merriment mulling in me. I’ll deftly deflect our next fight by...

‘Games of Gridlock’ (Rondeau) by E.V. Wyler

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September 4, 2016

News of Note, Poetry

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"Games of Gridlock," people proclaim, "court our congress in shifts of shame!" If pay-to-play campaigns unlash a people-to-the-poles...

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