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Poem – Lead Us Not Into (By Lee Marc Stein)

December 14, 2018 Antarctica Journal

  Lead Us Not Into   Never mind young beauties on campus, glimpses of skin on obscene screens, the centripetal force of super-fiction — my siren beckons with perfect diction from its nook on the refrigerator door.   Drop the tablespoon I self-command but it appears velcroed to my hand.   I kick myself with each step across the kitchen. […]

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Poem – Following the New Guru (By Lee Marc Stein)

October 31, 2018 Antarctica Journal

  Following the New Guru   Before True Detective McConaughey took the wheel and became Zen Master of the Lincoln auto, he layed down the gospel according to St. Matthew: “My rule is to break one sweat a day.” Farshvitst, I contemplate the sound of one hundred six beads of perspiration splashing on the dashboard of my treadmill. Stop running […]

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Poem – Early Morning, Tucson Foothills (By Lee Marc Stein)

October 13, 2018 Antarctica Journal

  Early Morning, Tucson Foothills   Shadows jag over rock and cactus playing tag with the rising sun, nature’s Rorschach asking me what these immense ink blots mean. This one’s the boogeyman scaring/scarring my daughter, that one’s a tarp smothering moist green fields of my youth, the one crest high a black stallion galloping away with loved ones’ years.   […]

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Poem – The Fiction of Art (By Lee Marc Stein)

October 12, 2018 Antarctica Journal

  The Fiction of Art   Captive on canvas, a gray-haired man stands, palms outstretched, shoulders in deep shrug, pleading with a woman bone-thin with rage who aims an arthritic finger at him. An orange cat cowers under a corner table. How long has she been mad at him, this man who plays husband — minutes, decades?   The couple […]

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