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Renee Carter Hall's poetry and fiction have appeared in numerous print and online publications, and her poetry has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. She has also served as editor of the poetry journal Limestone Circle, which ceased publication in 2002 after four successful years. She lives in northern Virginia with her husband and welcomes correspondence at renjef @ earthlink.net. Renee's poetry is featured
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Escher Exhibit A man in a gray business suit looks at water flowing up-- turns around, and laughs. © 2002 Renee Carter Hall
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Hall Origami Puzzle He folds the paper again and again, turning the white square over, folding corner to corner, trying to make something emerge. He says he is missing one step--once he remembers, each fold will crease into place; the wings, the triangular head will all be there. A thousand will grant one wish, it's said, but what must one do to be granted one paper crane? © 2002 Renee Carter Hall |
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Why I Had to Have the Grill © 2002 Renee Carter Hall |