Café Review 2020 Spring Issue

Our latest Spring 2020 Issue of The Café Review continues our mission to bring Maine poetry to the world and poetry from around the world to Maine featuring poetry by Charles Cantrell, Neeli Cherkovski, Michael Estabrook, Volha Hapeyeva, Jared Harél, Elisabeth Harrahy, Robert Hogg, Michael Horovitz, Paul Marion, Catfish McDaris, normal, Hilton Obenzinger, Wang Ping, Anele Rubin, Sarah Sarai, Christopher Seid, Ellen M. Taylor, Richard Tillinghast, John J. Trause and Vanessa Vie. This issue features work by artists Joseph H. Azar, Steven DaLuz, Julie K. Gray, Sam Guay, Michael Kostiuk, Christopher O’Connor and Tom Rosenow with reviews by Carl Little, John Reinhart and Craig Sipe.
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Poetry Excerpts from this Issue

The Fall of Icarus

Menses on an Eiderdown

It’s a Long Way To Go To Paint a Chicken (A Pastoral Poem)

The American Poet Ezra Pound Recommends Peanut-Butter to His Italian Friends

from The Loom

the lopsided nature of this hut

Excerpt from Catalogue d’oiseaux

Dawn Poem

And My Dog

Coleridge Was a Libra Too

Art Bell

My friend is beaten in the room next door

Pea Soup

Shelter

Catching Bees

Fireflies

Old House

Spider and the Sun

Modus operandi

Gone South

Song for the Song of the Cedar Waxwings

Contemplating the K-T (Mass Extinction #5) new poem?

Oiseau Triste

wing words

sourcing

nostos and not

where are you?

Undressed

Primitive

Song of the Wagons

Song for Pia

Pillows, Bubbles, Poodle

Scar

Sketch of a poem ending with lines by Robert Duncan

Sketch of an unwritten poem on the life & times of the poet

Body Lies

Collector

Carry On

Valleys of Cape Breton

Over from the Start

each stroke each breth nu beginning

is ths a dreem he askd me

our dishes dsapeerd aftr we ate

n th goldn lite ths morning

Asparagus

Lecture on Nothing

How to Survive the Coming Collapse of Civilization (and other helpful hints!)
