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Tag: Vincent Van Gogh

Irises – William Snyder

Published on August 26, 2019August 26, 2019 by Editorial Staff

Our Poem of the Week is an ekphrastic piece from William Snyder, a North Dakota poet who has appeared in the pages of 3rd Wednesday a number of times.  It’s a preview from our fall issue, which should be out near the end of September.

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Categories Poem of the Week, Uncategorized•Tags Ekphrastic Poem, Literary Journal, Poem, Poetry, Third Wednesday Magazine, Vincent Van Gogh, William Snyder, Writing

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