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3. Smoking

Author

SOLONCHE, J. R.

Published
2003

5. MONOSYLLABIC.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
MONOSYLLABICS (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

A poem "MONOSYLLABIC" by J. R. Solonche, is presented. First Line: The best ones are the small ones, Last Line: the ones you hurl to bring it down.

Published
2024

6. LOVE POEM.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
LOVE Poem (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

A poem "LOVE POEM" by J. R. Solonche, is presented. First Line: "What are these purple; Last Line: his arm with the other.

Published
2024

7. CLAIRE DE LUNE.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
CLAIRE de Lune (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

A poem "CLAIRE DE LUNE" by J. R. Solonche, is presented. First Line: She said as a child; Last Line: all memory falls away.

Published
2024

8. WAITING.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
WAITING (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Published
2024

9. The Horses.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
HORSES, The (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Published
2024

14. A Place in the Woods.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
PLACE in the Woods, A (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Published
2021

16. Letters.

Author

SOLONCHE, J. R., MULLENDORE, SUSAN E., BRYNOLFSON, GAYLORD, BURWASSER, PETER, and ENGLISH, DAVID

Subjects
*CONSERVATISM, *PUNCTUATION
Published
2021

17. Letters.

Author

SOLONCHE, J. R., BENOIT, TERRY, HURLEY, RICHARD E., and CONE, POLLY

Subjects
INSIDE Story (Book : Amis), AMIS, Martin, 1949-2023
Published
2020

18. The Death of Poetry.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
DEATH of Poetry, The (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Published
2019

19. Twilight.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
TWILIGHT (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Published
2019

20. LETTERS.

Author

PARETSKY, SARA, SOLONCHE, J. R., STERNMAN, MARK S., RILEY, NANCY E., STEINKE, ALAN F., and BOOTH, JEANNIE

Subjects
*SUSPENSE fiction
Published
2019

21. EDEN.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
EDEN (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Published
2019

22. A GULL.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
GULL, A (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

The poem " A GULL" by J. R. Solonche is presented. First Line: A gull so far from the river; Last Line: that circled above her like a halo.

Published
2019

23. How Poets Ruin Zen.

Author

Mitchell, Roger and Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
HOW Poets Ruin Zen (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Published
2018

24. LETTERS.

Author

Ackerman, Felicia Nimue, Solonche, J. R., Berkowitz, Steven, and Francisconi Jr., Frank T.

Subjects
BLACK Lives (Book), ALAM, Rumaan, STERNBERGH, Adam, LAST Book, The (Book : Gerritsen), GERRITSEN, Reinier
Published
2018

25. The Hospital.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
HOSPITAL, The (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Published
2017

26. Speech For the Giant's Wife.

Author

Solonche, J. R. and Mitchell, Roger

Subjects
SPEECH for the Giant's Wife (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Published
2016

27. LETTERS.

Author

JOHNSON, PENELOPE, SOLONCHE, J. R., BARUCH, ADELE, WALLACE, WILLIAM F., DICK, BERNARD F., and KIERNAN-NAJAR, REGEEN RUNES

Subjects
*POETRY (Literary form)
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to the articles about the book "Alice & Oliver" by Charles Bock, writing a poem and contemporary literature which were published in the April 2016 issue.

Published
2016

28. JACKSON POLLOCK AND GRANDMA MOSES.

Author

SOLONCHE, J. R.

Subjects
JACKSON Pollock & Grandma Moses (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

The poem "Jackson Pollock and Grandma Moses," by J. R. Solonche is presented. First Line: Someone brought up Pollock, the movie; Last Line: his grandchildren on his knee. Don't you?

Published
2015

29. Silver.

Author

SOLONCHE, J. R.

Abstract

The poem "Silver" by J. R. Solonche is presented. First Line: When I was six, Last Line: it is the moon I love.

Published
2014

30. I Want a Fireman's Funeral.

Author

SOLONCHE, J. R.

Abstract

The poem "I Want a Fireman's Funeral" by J. R. Solonche is presented. First Line: I want a fireman's funeral when I die; Last Line: for I will not have a fireman's funeral when I die.

Published
2014

32. I Want to Write about What I Don't Know.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Abstract

The article presents the poem "I Want to Write about What I Don't Know," by J.R. Solonche. First Line: I want to write about what I don't know. Last Line: Will there still be birds called eagle, puffin, hawk, flamingo?

Published
2009

33. I Wrote on the Board the Word SUCCESS.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Abstract

The article presents the poem "I Wrote on the Board the Word SUCCESS," by J. R. Solonche. First Line: I wrote on the board the word SUCCESS. Last Line: for Poetry, and I dismissed the class.

Published
2008

34. I Threw It Away.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Abstract

The article presents the poem "I Threw It Away," by J. R. Solonche. First Line: I threw it away because I did not like; Last Line: or about the serious look that is on my face.

Published
2007

35. The Desk.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Abstract

The article presents the poem "The Desk," by J. R. Solonche. First Line: The desk is a desert. Last Line: hard wooden bed.

Published
2007

36. A Young Poet and an Old Poet.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Abstract

The short story "A Young Poet and an Old Poet," by J. R. Solonche, is presented.

Published
2007

37. Toy Poem.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Abstract

The article presents the poem "Toy Poem," by J. R. Solonche. First Line: This is my toy poem. Last Line: It will fall apart.

Published
2007

39. High Holy Days.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
HIGH Holy Days (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

The poem "High Holy Days," by J. R. Solonche is presented. First Line: I remember in synagogue more than; First Line: wash of surf on a stony beach.

Published
2013

40. Morris Karp.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
MORRIS Karp (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

The poem "Morris Karp," by J. R. Solonche is presented. First Line: Morris Karp was born in Russia. Last Line: Morris Karp said, A tear is a tear in your pocket.

Published
2013

41. BARBED WIRE.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
BARBED Wire (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

The poem "Barbed Wire," by J.R. Solonche is presented. First Line: Twisted, broken, rusted to the dark brown; Last Line: I do it for the deer.

Published
2011

42. Abandoned Ball Field.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Abstract

The poem "Abandoned Ball Field" by J.R. Solonche is presented. First Line: It looks like a Mayan temple; Last Line: for the best of all games in the world.

Published
2011

43. In His Introduction to Five Poems.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
IN His Introduction to Five Poems (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

Presents the poem "In His Introduction to Five Poems," by J. R. Solonche. First Line: In his introduction to five poems, Su Tung-p'o wrote: Last Line: And sometimes one poem feels better than five glasses of wine.

Published
2011

44. Isaac.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
ISAAC (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

Presents the poem "Isaac," by J. R. Solonche. First Line: They woke no earlier than usual, Last Line: and his face was flame. He said, Wake your son.

Published
2010

45. Choir Concert.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
CHOIR Concert (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

Presents the poem "Choir Concert," by J. R. Solonche. First Line: So what are we to make of this, Last Line: brass cross, the colored windows that sing light.

Published
2010

46. Going Back to the Bullshit Shit-Ass War.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
GOING Back to the Bulls##t S##t-Ass War (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

The article presents the poem "Going Back to the Bullshit Shit-Ass War" by J.R. Solonche. First Line: He was a student wounded in Falluja in Iraq. Last Line: who had just stopped by to tell me he was going back.

Published
2008

47. The Lover of Stone.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
LOVER of Stone, The (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

Presents the poem "The Lover of Stone," by J. R. Solonche. First Line: The lover of stone must be old, Last Line: And he must be jealous of the wind that loves stone to death.

Published
2008

48. Shaker Chair.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
SHAKER Chair (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

Presents the poem "Shaker Chair," by J. R. Solonche. First Line: Ballerina of a chair. Last Line: Spare chair with nothing to spare.

Published
2008

49. SCULPTURE GARDEN.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Abstract

The article presents the poem "Sculpture Garden," by J.R. Solonche. First Line: Someone; Last Line: flown away.

Published
2007

50. Two Swans in a Pond Next to the Highway.

Author

Solonche, J. R.

Subjects
TWO Swans in a Pond Next to the Highway (Poem), SOLONCHE, J. R.
Abstract

Presents the poem "Two Swans in a Pond Next to the Highway," by J. R. Solonche. First Line: They have chosen well, these two; Last Line: The car. The rifle. The smoke.

Published
2007

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