The Poem
It's all in
the sound. A song.
Seldom a song. It should
be a song — made of
particulars, wasps,
a gentian — something
immediate, open
scissors, a lady's
eyes — waking
centrifugal, centripetal.
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About Rebel Girl
- Rebel Girl
- Rebel Girl takes her nom-de-plume from Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, labor activist and subject of the Woody Guthrie song, "Rebel Girl." In real life, she is Lisa Alvarez, a mild-mannered professor of English at Irvine Valley College and co-director of the summer writers workshops at the Community of Writers. Her stories and essays have appeared most recently in the "American Book Review," Green Mountains Review," "Santa Monica Review" and in the anthology "Sudden Fiction Latino: Short-Short Stories from the United States and Latin America" (Norton). She teaches creative writing at Irvine Valley College. You can contact her via ldalvarez@juno.com
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