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Welcome to Pink
Mouse Pub Issue
Number 4 This
issue was a long-time in the making, but certainly worth the wait. There are many talented poets in this issue and I
am pleased to showcase all of their work. I feel especially honored to include the work of Mr. Sirowitz; a talented
poet that was recently featured on Garrison Keillor's Writer's Almanac - (http://writersalmanac.publicradio.org/index.php?date=2009/04/01 - how lucky for our little magazine to have so many wonderful contributors. Oh, and there is a new page of artwork
by Mr. Mccrea that is something a little new for PinkMouse; a sneak peak of his work is featured on the home page.
There's only so much room on the front page, so please use the navigation bar to peruse all the pages and poetry.
Enjoy!
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Let's try this again - let's revive the Poetry Contest - please submit your entries now. A new issue will be coming soon for Spring
2010 and my hopes are pinned on having a winning poem appear on the home page. If you already submitted an entry there
is no need to resubmit - if you'd like to submit additional entries - feel free to do so. The contest is free - there
is no fee to enter and there is no monetary award to the winner - only the joy of winning and the honor of having your work
front and center at the home of PinkMouse. Poetry Contest - Announcement - 'Humorous
Verse' PinkMouse Pub's Poetry Contest is in search of poetry in the humor category.
Please submit your poems in the body of an email and be sure to include
'poetry contest' and 'your last name' in the subject line. If directions are not followed, your entry
may not be considered. There is no monetary prize, the winning poem will appear on the front page of the spring
issue. New Deadline for entries is March 19, 2010
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Mountauk Point Lighthouse Artist: Derek Mccrea All Rights Reserved
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Late Night Music Tessie dances in
her mind now the charleston on a smooth wooden ballroom floor in
brooklyn. twirls around in the pink nightgown under the covers takes the top teeth out smiles sips water from the green glass. conversation
now roulette wheel style how are you? how is your brother? i had soup for dinner am i too thin? how are you? how is your brother? i remind myself to be gentle kind slow the words down keep the tone up wonder how at 97 she makes
it through the day. i'm going to run away she said sometimes
i feel
like that too. or dance on concrete because i still can. Eva Kilgore .
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Local Area - Poetry News and General Items of Interest: There are currently no local poetry readings in the immediate area. Outdoor
Music can be enjoyed every weekend at 6PM at the Lurman Woodland Theatre in Catonsville, Md. http://www.lurman.com/ Got
some local news to share? Email ghb@pinkmouseonline.com
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