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Maurice Oliver | |||||||||||||||
March 2005 | |||||||||||||||
Eventually, A Horse Volume Three: Sonic Mulch Unpredictable Velocity |
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July 2005 | |||||||||||||||
Scene Where The Hillside Gets Bulldozed Topography, Or Explosion's Burping Edge |
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June 2008 A Slick Tool & Vaseline The "Standby Ticket" Sonnet |
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Maurice Oliver spent almost a decade working as a freelance photographer in Europe. Then, in 1995, he made a lifelong dream reality by traveling around the world for eight months, recording his experiences in a journal instead of photographs. And so began his desire to be a poet. His poetry has appeared in The Potomac Journal, Circle Magazine, Bullfight Review, Tryst3 Journal, The MAG, Eye-Shot, The Surface, One Forty Two Magazine, Word Riot, Retort Magazine(Australia), Taj Mahal Review(India), Stride Magazine(UK),& online at ink-mag.com, friggmagazine.com, dash30dash.com & tmpoetry.com. He lives in Portland, Oregon where he is a tutor. |