No Contest 27 OCTOBER 09
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JOAN FISET & NOAH SATERSTROM
down the road around the bend
hoops & sticks & skips into dusk
carnival lights calliope
here light expands
inside out don’t forget your promise
faint sketch of a man every room three inches square
tent for grass and a rose the flowers begin
someone calls
can you see
and even though
maybe we
plan more tomorrow
to a table
night birds hover
this yellow incandescence
door ajar
the mind of a star has filled me
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JOAN FISET is a writer and therapist in Seattle, WA. Her book of memoir prose poems, Now the Day is Over (Blue Begonia, 1998) won the King County Publication Award. "After" was a finalist in the 2008 Floating Bridge Chapbook competition. She has completed "Washing Clothes in Moonlight: The War Stories of Xuan Ngoc Nguyen" in collaboration with Xuan. Her poems have appeared in Tarpaulin Sky, Wave Books' The Bedazzler, and Pontoon 2008. NOAH SATERSTROM is an artist, writer and curator living in Tucson, AZ. He has exhibited paintings, drawings, prints, and installations, most recently in New Orleans, LA, Glasgow, UK, Bisbee, AZ, and Brooklyn, NY. His writing and text/image collaborations have been published in Denver Quarterly, Tarpaulin Sky, and Black Warrior Review. He is founder and curator of the cross-genre quarterly Trickhouse. Visit his website at www.noahsaterstrom.com
Post# 091027 Possible Genre(s): Poetry | Ekphrastic Text | Visual Art | Painting | Other Possible Labels: Joan Fiset | Noah Saterstrom| How It Was with Scotland|
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