All posts by Martin Bartels

December 16th, 2011

What Part Are You Now?

Harrison’s style is spare and evocative, more expressive than Hemingway but less misogynistic, more accessible than Thoreau. Honest. …more

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Martin A. Bartels is a poet, author, artist, and songwriter living in the Washington DC area. His poetry has appeared in “Verse Wisconsin,” “Poetry24,” and the Found Poetry Review. He is currently president & CEO of the humanitarian organization, Seed Programs International. He blogs at Difficult River.

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