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By Admin
In Contributors
Posted October 25, 2003

Ralph Adamo

Ralph Adamo resides in New Orleans, LA and teaches at Louisiana State University and at New Orleans Center for Creative Arts Academy. He is the author of six collections of poetry, including [...]

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In Issue 13
Posted October 25, 2003

New Orleans Elegies

I. The shape of the loss is fretted but not mapped. You cannot say Elenore and have it so, nor Lindell. But pluck the unpromising chord, pull back the hammer, pour the residual face, listen: an [...]

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