boxcars on walnut: August 2016

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This is the original home of Boxcars on Walnut, original haiku from southern Illinois. There is one little town, and it's dominated by a train, and that train sometimes flies through in the middle of the night. And then, the town is quiet again...

Short Stories

for grazers

e pluribus

haiku

be there or be

i started this as an experimental site, hoping to show what different things link poetry can do. i have changed from link poetry to computer pop art, mostly because i'm a writing teacher & too busy for anything but visual arts. my other poetry site, e pluribus haiku, is more austere, simpler, but i intend this to be more playful, more experimental & try out some design features. it's also a tribute to my adopted hometown, carbondale illinois usa, for all it's worth- land of obama, home of the illinois central. it's still in progress, as you can see. many of the poems in the archives were originally stored in a href, home of link poetry, but i haven't really worked on them yet. this is all coming. so, come back...it will be ready in a while! -thomas leverett, site author

see what's out there

southern illinoisan
daily egyptian
carbondale radio stations with streaming audio
wdbx
our own wsiu
wini
kfvs
wpsd tv
big muddy independent media

steam tunnel stories

murphysboro
show me center, st. louis
cedarhurst, mt. vernon
paducah
city of roses festival, cape
old king coal, west frankfort
greylight theatre, murph
vulture fest, makanda

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