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June 21, 2020

Arf!

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To See the Bonnards

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Published on May 09, 2020 16:54

May 2, 2020

Library Rain by Rustin Larson

North of Oxford


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By Lynette G. Esposito

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Rustin Larson’s poetry volume, Library Rain, has 50 pages of poems that vary in length, style and subject matter. Many of the poems have been previously published in a wide variety of literary journals and other publications.   This volume has a good mix of Larson’s tightly focused and innovative images and literary skill.

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Larson, in his poem Man of The Future on pages four and five and first published in Saranac Review, focuses on a narrator who observes riders on a transit bus and gives them nicknames. One is named The Man of the Future and another is named Mrs. Rabbit. The two sit next to each other their thighs touching. Then, suddenly, they avoid each other. Larson ends this two-page seven stanza poem with:

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                                 I’m no genius. I’ve made plenty

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Published on May 02, 2020 16:42

April 30, 2020

Hours in May – ebook

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