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Arithmetic On The Frontier Poem by Rudyard Kipling - Poem Hunter

09/09/2022?? By Frontier Poetry | September 3, 2022, Editors Talk: Peter LaBerge, Editor-in-Chief of Adroit Journal, As a platform for emerging poets, ?



Arithmetic On The Frontier Poem by Rudyard Kipling



Frontier Poetry Submission Opportunities and Guidelines

01/08/2022?? Frontier Poetry is looking for poetry that pushes language forward, for poets and poems that strive to place themselves at the edge of what language can do. Tips From the Editor, We enjoy poems ?



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