Father's Day by Gerard Sarnat It had not occurred friends regularly do choose this day each year to send greetings and often books more than on my birthdays or other good times which is just fine with me to have that identity when I am out in our world where lost brother LCohen or now PRoth (will Dylan predecease?) show us how to find wisdom creativity. Gerard Sarnat won the Poetry in the Arts First Place Award plus the Dorfman Prize, has been nominated for Pushcarts and authored four collections: Homeless Chronickes (2010), Disputes (2012), 17s (2014), and Melting The Ice King (2016), which included work published by Oberlin, Brown, Columbia, Johns Hopkins and in Gargoyle, American Journal of Poetry (Margie), Main Street Rag, MiPOesias, New Delta Review, Brooklyn Review, Los Angeles Review of Books, Voices Israel, Tishman Review, Suisun Valley Review, Burningwood Review, Fiction Southeast, Junto, T...
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