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      September 2, 2019Sun on Your ShouldersGeorge David Clark

      May
      this
      reck-
      less
      sum
      of
      sum-
      mer
      freck-
      les
      kiss
      by
      kiss
      be-
      come
      a
      neck-
      lace.

      from #64 - Summer 2019

      George David Clark

      “I want a poem to surprise the ear, the eye, and the ego. I want free verse that attends to rhythm phrase by phrase and a meter that bears imagery as supple as its patterning of sound. I want syntax capable of dynamic apposition, nimble subordination, and arresting fragmentation. I want Eliot’s facility with paradox and Steven’s lexicon, Dickinson’s insight, and Moore’s precision. I want to write as though a little tongue of flame warmed the top of my head.”