Works
- "Three Truths, One Story; The Doctrine Of An Axe; A Psalm To Bring Remembrance; That I Abide With Thee In Case You Wondered". Cortland Review. March 14, 2009.
- Broadside, Counter Balance Arts
- "A Blasphemy; A Wavering Spindle of Forsythia; Moonshine". Reading Between A&B. Fall 2007.
- "A Blasphemy". Poetry Magazine. May 2007.
- "Sad and Alone". Poetry Magazine. October 2008.
Read more about this topic: Maurice Manning (poet)
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