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R. Winters



R. Winters roberta winters has appeared in rio grande review, city arts magazine, and newtown literary. she has a ba in english from hunter college/cuny, and an mfa in creative writing from the university of washington in seattle. she also takes photos, which are at http://www.behance.net/rwinters and www.instagram.com/rwintersphotography

Recent Work
“A glitch of the system”
R. Winters
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corporate culpas skirt / what folks must admit, / with warmth, chagrin, / remorse, and wit; / libel to lie, / blame on a ‘glitch’ / when likely…
free trial
R. Winters
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here’s / some / rope / i’m sure / you’re marking / your calendar / / / the minute / our gracious / (you could say) / …
not-so-secret (1 & 2)
R. Winters
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not-so-secret 1 / / / the open’s / out, / / the assumed / proved. / / the obvious / glorious / / but still we’re / unmoved. / /…
for the data miners
R. Winters
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yes, i know my passwords are stupid and yet i keep forgetting them, / yes, i am aware of how cripplingly boring my daily activities are. / yes, i…
DOWNWIND
R. Winters
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having to put on a persona / is no way to run a culture / / the scent sent south is inheritance foul; / you wonder why more don’t throw in the…
what you lose in one, you make up for in…
R. Winters
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unbalanced people / try to tell me something about / replenishment, / / as i think about unseen / exertions and exculpations / unsorted in /…
good anon
R. Winters
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why don’t you just / disable the part, / switch it off, / the setting that allows / anonymous questions / and then you wouldn’t / have to…
limited-time offer from the control grid
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i got some direct mail / from the cargo cult / / i could save more / the more information / / about myself i revealed / even if it wasn’t…
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Roberta! Will you please, please e-mail the awesome poem you read at your graduation? It's the one about "ya get married; ya eat good," or some such lyrical goodies. I'd like to show it to my students if you can track it down. Hope you're very well--sheesh, you are prolific as hell! Cheers, Caroline Moir
02/22/11 1:36pm