JUNE/JULY/AUGUST 2007 – NO. 16

Clamor

Poetry.

by E. B. Moore




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Print yourself in Braille
oh war          your sword-points

through paper            Rasp
blindly reading fingers   their flesh

made absent to the bone   oh
bone      oh hideous

digits                Rasp more
as readers kiss

their marrow tallied knuckle
after knuckle     rasp

'til carrion
on their tongues

they clamor
with the raven


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AUTHOR BIO:

E. B. Moore is a metal sculptor, who also builds art books, writes poetry, and renovates houses. Her work has been published in The Brattler, Charles River Review, Summer Home Review I and II. She is the recipient of the Mary C. Barret Prize for a poetry chapbook.

Articles in this Issue

Introduction
The Revolutionary War, by James Thacher, M.D.
War of 1812, by Dr. William Beaumont
Mexican-American War, by James Nagle
The Civil War, by Bret Harte
The Spanish-American War, by Theodore Roosevelt
World War I, by Frank Buckles
World War II, by Audie Murphy
Korean War, by James Brady
Vietnam, by Crane Davis
The Iraq War, by Joshua Key
Pixels, by Clay McLeod Chapman
Clamor, by E. B. Moore