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the horoscope this morning really put me on my guard, sent the adrenalin coursing through my veins, as it predicted a crucial confrontation that would require all the will and ingenuity that i could muster … until i remembered i was looking at a week-old student newspaper. “timing is everything” by Gerald Locklin from Poets and Pleasure Seekers. © Spout Hill Press, 2015. Reprinted with permission. (buy now) Today is the anniversary of the first Wild West showdown.
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my daughter, who turns twenty tomorrow, has become truly independent. she doesn’t need her father to help her deal with the bureaucracies of schools, hmo’s, insurance, the dmv. she is quite capable of handling landlords, bosses, and auto repair shops. also boyfriends and roommates. and her mother. frankly it’s been a big relief. the teenage years were often stressful. sometimes, though, i feel a little useless.
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The cat on the back of the sofa Watching the birds and squirrels Feed and frolic on the patio Outside the sliding glass window, Realizes he is living his life In a cage Only slightly larger than that Of the parakeet. Courtesy of his loving (themselves) owners, Who have bought his freedom From the pet shop or pound, He has been further relieved of the burdens Of procreation and child-rearing, While being afforded a waived tuition Into what Bunuel nailed as The Discreet Charms of the Bourgeoisie.
Summertime, (Revisited)
The Poems By Gerald Locklin on April 11, 2013 inPoetry Books from Gerald Locklin so far in 2013 include, along with Deep Meanings (Presa Press), a novella trilogy from Spout Hill Press: The Case of the Missing Blue Volkswagon, Come Back, Bear, and Last Tango in Long Beach (available individually from amazon.com), a reprint of Gerald Locklin: New and Selected Poems(2008) from Silver Birch Press, and a single-story e-book The Sun Also Rises in the Desert from Mendicant Bookworks (available on...
Poetry | Portraits of the Artists | Gerald Locklin
The Poems By Gerald Locklin on October 4, 2012 inArtPoetry Books from Gerald Locklin so far in 2013 include, along with Deep Meanings (Presa Press), a novella trilogy from Spout Hill Press: The Case of the Missing Blue Volkswagon, Come Back, Bear, and Last Tango in Long Beach (available individually from amazon.com), a reprint of Gerald Locklin: New and Selected Poems(2008) from Silver Birch Press, and a single-story e-book The Sun Also Rises in the Desert from Mendicant Bookworks (available...
The Iceberg Theory by Gerald Locklin | The Writer's Almanac with Garrison Keillor
THURSDAY, 15 AUGUST 2002 Listen (RealAudio) | How to listen Poem: "The Iceberg Theory," by Gerald Locklin from The Iceberg Theory (The Lummox Press). The Iceberg Theory all the food critics hate iceberg lettuce. you'd think romaine was descended from orpheus's laurel wreath, you'd think raw spinach had all the nutritional benefits attributed to it by popeye, not to mention aesthetic subtleties worthy of veriaine and debussy.
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