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This Friday, SHINE is happy to put the spotlight on Oregonian attorney and poet, Edward Johnson, with his poignant poems "Is Belief Absurd?," "How to Depose Your Mother," and "Turnip." Thank you, Edward, for sharing your words with the SHINE international poetry community! Is Belief Absurd?  How to Depose Your Mother Turnip  Edward Johnson is a legal aid attorney from Portland, Oregon who has spent the past 30 years representing people living on and over the edge of homelessness. He is currently living fulltime in a log cabin in the North Cascades working on poems, old and new. He has work recently out or forthcoming from Eclectica Magazine, Beatnik Cowboy, Indefinite Space, Main Street Rag, Ginosko Literary Journal, Packingtown Review, The Dissident Voice, Evergreen Review, Whisk(e)y Tit Journal, Abraxas Review, Dog Throat Journal and other outlets.
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SHINE - International Poetry Series
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From the international poetry community, we have a "luxury of stars," as Sylvia Plath might say, and it is SHINE's honor to provide a home for their words with the online Spotlight series as well as SHINE Quarterly. Click on the logo above to learn more. And...keep writing, keep shining!
In poetry, Samantha Terrell, EIC SYLVIA PLATH
Stars Over the Dordogne Stars are dropping thick as stones into the twiggy
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