Poem – David K. Jibson

Up North by David JIbson

Published on March 18, 2023March 19, 2023 by Editorial StaffLeave a comment

String Theory / David Jibson

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A Very Good Year / David Jibson

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Figurines of Mary In A Salvation Army Store / David Jibson

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Cleaning for Unexpected Company / David Jibson

Published on December 11, 2022 by Editorial StaffLeave a comment

A poem for the holidays. Originally published in Third Wednesday in 2018.

“Siren Song” – for my fellow small-town friends.

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Poetry Giveaway – Film Noir by David Jibson

Published on October 31, 2022October 31, 2022 by Editorial StaffLeave a comment

Film Noie: A Celebration of Film Noir in Poetry.

product_thumbnail I love old films and I especially love film noir. In this collection I celebrate some of the characters, plots, and familiar settings of film noir through poetry. Inside you’ll find dark cityscapes and blind alleys. There are private-eyes, taxi dancers, thugs, mugs, crime bosses, night club sirens, crooked cops, gun molls and a morgue full of bodies. The newsreels and the previews of coming attractions are done. The projectionist is nicely drunk. Settle back in your seat, claim the armrests on both sides and enjoy the feature. – David Jibson

Poem Noir is out of print, but a digital edition is now available free to anyone from the author’s website.
https://davidkjibson.com/

Thank you to editor, Dimiti Kaufman.

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