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DRUNK MONKEYS IS A Literary Magazine and Film Blog founded in 2011 featuring short stories, flash fiction, poetry, film articles, movie reviews, and more

Editor-in-chief KOLLEEN CARNEY-HOEPFNEr

managing editor

chris pruitt

founding editor matthew guerrero

Drunk Monkeys | Literature, Film, Television
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Nov 11
Nov 11 POETRYPreaching to a Top 40 ChoirKevin Ridgeway

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her church was music
and her gods dead rock stars
who she joined on an eternal tour
around the furthest reaches
of space and time,

Nov 11
Nov 11 POETRYTherapy RejectKevin Ridgeway

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I lied to my fourth therapist,
telling her all of my bogus
achievements while she jotted
them down on a pad in her lap,
hoping that she couldn't smell
the Schnapps on my breath

Nov 11
Nov 11 POETRYBuilt to LastTony Roberts

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Nov 11
Nov 11 POETRYNetsMaia Frieser

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Nov 11
Nov 11 POETRYThe Head is an Ocean We Forgot to ExploreNathan Alan Schwartz

Nathan Alan Schwartz

Nov 11
Nov 11 POETRY4x4everBill Lessard

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4x4ever everything I expected         2.5 bedroom gun rack smokestack tread for dread of poor handling     known known unknowable     star-spangled suspension of disbelief

Oct 1
Oct 1 POETRYAnother Side of the SunJohn GrochalskiWriter of the Month

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people care
more about video games
on their cell phones
than cultivating empathy

Oct 1
Oct 1 POETRYPoliticsDouglas Cole

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The documentaries say the rich figured out
that too much democracy and education  
just feeds discontent and revolution,
so keep the masses poor and stupid.

Oct 1
Oct 1 POETRYMy AmericaApril Jones

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I keep watching my America morph
into someone I don’t know, My America
is all cicada songs in sweltering summer heat, trees
as far as I can see, covered in
potential,

Oct 1
Oct 1 POETRYGrace is GoneJohn GrochalskiWriter of the Month

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and the old hatreds
have risen up from under their rocks
where they’ve been hiding

taking a new form
they ooze like stale bile
flowing out of sewers

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