Donna Stonecipher’s PROSE POETRY AND THE CITY | Review
Prose Poetry and the City
by Donna Stonecipher
Parlor Press, 2017
182 pages
Reviewed by Kate Singer
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Donna Stonecipher
Of course it was a little odd to be glad of the bombs that had blown the buildings to bits, to be grateful for the failed bankrupt state that had enabled the holes to remain holes, so lying on the grass of an accidental playground, one just listened to the ping-pong ball batted back and forth across the concrete table.
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The old man in the next door flat, / brownshirt, turned Christian Democrat, / then Social. Oh he drank drank drank. / But his bedroom sink always stank...