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Contemporary Rhyme | Edited by Richard Geyer
Contemporary Rhyme is an e-journal that seeks to highlight current achievements in
this difficult but remarkable art form. Text files are in pdf format. Audio files are in mp3 format.
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programs are available as free downloads from the preceding links.
Contemporary Rhyme Vol.4 No.3 Summer 2007
As I Prepare to Return to the Capital to Take Up a Post Du Mu | Translated
by Mark Francis
Bumfat's Rosary Richard Moore | Listen
The Cat Charles Baudelaire | Translated by Philip Higson
Cats Charles Baudelaire | Translated by Philip Higson
Catalogue Bryce Christensen
David's Lament for Absalom Jack Peachum
Even the Flowers Martins Iyoboyi
The Front Porch Elizabeth J. Coleman | Listen
The Good Citizen Stephen Baily
Grief At Work Jeff Holt
Hawk Hypotenuse Lee Slonimsky
Humankind? Penelope Gallogly
I Am the Wheel Stephen Baily
I'm Serious. I Have a Gun. George Good
A Lesson in the Leaves Francine L. Trevens | Listen
Limerick Rick Lime
Limerick Millicent Brower
The Lucky Charm Stephen Baily
Memory Tricks Guy Belleranti
Not as Fools Walk Lee Evans | Listen
Ode to a Fan George Good
On the Ninth Day, Climbing a Height Du Mu | Translated by Mark Francis
Oracle William Walden
The Pageant Wesley Lambert
Parable of the Talons Lee Slonimsky
Paralegal C.B. Anderson
Pinpoint William Walden
Planning? Leland Jamieson | Listen
The Poet Gary Beck | Listen
Poetics John Thomas Clark
Prayer/Ode to the Anywhere Sun or, Fun with Fruits Oke Mbachu
Quatrains Phillip A. Ellis
Receiving Flowers Nicholas Messenger
Summer's Circling Skirt of Chance CarrieAnn Thunell | Listen
Synopsis Robert Villanueva
The Three Bricklayers Thomas Ország-Land
Wind Farm Clare Kirwan
Winter's Tale Marc Forster
Within the Walls Steffen Horstmann
The Yogi Responds to America's Craze for Owning Pet Animals Richard
Moore | Listen
Reviews:
21st Century Bread by Leland Jamieson Oke Mbachu
Pythagoras in Love by Lee Slonimsky Marcia Golub
Contributors
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