Thanks to Editor Blake Gerard at Auburn University for including my poem “I Like Watching Korean Dramas” in issue #2 of THAT Literary Review.  My poem appears on page 27.

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Thanks to editors Betsy Anderson and Michael A. Sickler for including my poem “This Autumn Day” in the 30th Anniversary issue of The Comstock Review along with many other fine poets.

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My poem “Postcard from Key West” appears in the January Verse-Virtual. The poem originally appeared in Main Street Rag in 2012.

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Thanks to Editor Firestone Feinberg for publishing my poem entitled “Tropic of No Return” in the December issue of Verse-Virtual.

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Thanks to the editors for publishing my poem “Counting Words” in the Fall 2016 issue of Poetry Quarterly.

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COUNTING WORDS

Driving past the Alamo
yesterday, you counted
the people in the square
huddled around the entrance.

The mission shone white
in the glare of the sun,
and I counted the bullet
holes in the façade,
black spots against
the reflected stone:
wounds that would not heal.

Later that night,
you counted the stars
in the night sky
while we searched
for the right words;
I counted heartbeats,
first yours, then mine.

In the distance, a train
whistle blew, counting
the miles between
words and the wind
and then you were gone.

© Michael Minassian 2016

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