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in Art and Photography Poetry on October 17, 2011 February 5, 2020

Why I Do It by The Punslinger

by Guest Contributor

Poems are as simple and infinite as similes.

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For over sixty years, Portland Review has been supported by contributions from writers, editors, readers, and advocates of the literary arts. The journal is produced by the graduate students in the English Department at Portland State University, which is a nonprofit public institute.

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