Louis LoRe

Louis LoRe has worked in restaurants for decades. A family man with three children and two grandchildren; he is a student of creative writing in Vermont, realizing his love of poetry.

“Community College of Vermont, the Early Days”, “When I Awake” and “Sunday Morning”

There is a special resonance in Louis LoRe’s poems. In “Community College of Vermont, the Early Days,” you hear the girl think “with hopes of becoming.” In “When I Awake” you feel the fear as “he rises to his haunches” and escapes. And you realize the boy can no longer be innocent of the apocalypse of nuclear war in “Sunday Morning.”
Poetry
Issue 8, December 2017
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Louis LoRe

Louis LoRe has worked in restaurants for decades. A family man with three children and two grandchildren; he is a student of creative writing in Vermont, realizing his love of poetry.

“Community College of Vermont, the Early Days”, “When I Awake” and “Sunday Morning”

There is a special resonance in Louis LoRe’s poems. In “Community College of Vermont, the Early Days,” you hear the girl think “with hopes of becoming.” In “When I Awake” you feel the fear as “he rises to his haunches” and escapes. And you realize the boy can no longer be innocent of the apocalypse of nuclear war in “Sunday Morning.”
Poetry
Issue 8, December 2017
Issues Archive
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