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Great River Review
ISSUE 67 MASTHEAD | 2020-21   EDITOR PETER CAMPION    MANAGING EDITOR MELISSA CUNDIEFF    FEATURE EDITOR TARIK DOBBS    GENRE EDITORS (POETRY, PROSE) MARIA BOWLER, NADIA D’RAINAH, T
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ROBERT AVILES Your mother’s third husband once shot  a harpoon at your head when you were  fourteen blow out the candles Robert it’s  your birthday once I was a source of  i

From “ROBERT AVILES” by Ekiss:

Your mother’s third husband once shot / a harpoon at your head when you were / fourteen blow out the candles Robert it’s / your birthday once I was a source of / imitation now you make housecalls to evict / squatters when they swore you into the Marines / the sergeant asked you to please refrain…