-Yehoshua November
August 23, 2010
Do not bring us your stories
of sunlight shooting across
a canvas
of sparrows sleeping on dusty windowsills
of a perfumed young woman in a dim flat, waiting
for the town magician,
of boys studying under the same rebbe
until they are men,
of men standing on lonely bridges
beneath the magnificent sky,
where the apparitions of their dead wives
appear to them.
Please, we cannot believe in anything.
Yehoshua November's work has appeared in The Sun, The Forward, Prairie Schooner, Margie, and a number of other publications. His poetry has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and selected as the winner of Prairie Schooner's Bernice Slote Award. God's Optimism, his first book of poems, won the 2010 Main Street Rag Poetry Book Award. It's now available at http://www.mainstreetrag.com/YNovember.html
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Welcome to the New Vilna Review*A Note From the Publisher - February 8, 2012*
Dear readers and contributors, The New Vilna Review has been going through some changes the past few months, and our focus has shifted to offering an expanded selection of poetry, fiction and arts writing. We are once again accepting submissions, and look forward to continuing to publish some of the most interesting and thought provoking work in the world of Jewish arts and letters. -Daniel E. Levenson Publisher and Editor-in-Chief The New Vilna Review |
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