I had a weakness for strawberries in a cynical age that mocked sweetness. My friends lit cigarettes and chased the fireworks of short skirts. I wandered the lignite dark winter past her house wanting to be befriended by fire but ended up cooling my heels. Yes, she was tart, and freckled, and just now she … Continue reading Weakness
by David Seter
Dave Seter is a civil engineer and poet. Originally from Chicago, he currently lives in Sonoma County. His poetry and critical works have recently appeared in Paterson Literary Review, Evansville Review, Palaver, Confluence, and other journals. He received his undergraduate degree from Princeton University and is currently enrolled in the Masters in Humanities Program at … Continue reading David Seter
January, 2016 T A B L E of C O N T E N T S POEMS Danielle Mitchell, Knowledge Janet Hagelgans, First Kill Judy Kronenfeld, Hallowed Freeze, Exalted Thaw Amanda Lou Doster, You are expected to be more decorous than linoleum Jennifer Bullis, In That Time of Skiing I Was Always Wrong T.J. Sandella, … Continue reading CPR Volume 18-1
