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Sieverts and Joules | Plate 136 Butter Lamp With Moths
Maybe there’s a new way to be nuclear, not using rods with their troublesome impermanent cladding, their
Sally Ball
March 21, 2016
Bridge Thrill
After two days of TV airlifts and wheels-to-the-sky
Terese Svoboda
March 21, 2016
A Face, A Cup
The thousand hairline cracks in an aged face
Molly Peacock
March 21, 2016
Somewhere in Eastern Europe
It was the year the townsfolk
Anatoly Kudryavitsky
February 24, 2016
To a Man in Rags Holding Out a Cup | A 100-year-old Man Asks Me to Write about Something
I don’t have much
Frannie Lindsay
February 21, 2016
EPHEBE WITH CYPRIPEDIUM
Sweet ephebe, dear good friend,
Simona Popescu
February 19, 2016
The Way Forward | Fountainebleau
Swordplay is all
Andrea Cohen
February 17, 2016
Bird of Paradise
The songs of the mariachi in the park
Beckian Fritz Goldberg
February 17, 2016
The Fourth Walk
Among the ruined are the ruins. Rules even skies can wreck in shreds,
Cole Swensen
February 17, 2016
Ars Poetica
Sometimes I feel
Cornelius Eady
February 17, 2016
Just Before Sunset in December
It must have something to do with the angle of the earth
Ed Meek
February 17, 2016
Before | Ode to Late Autumn, Auvillar
The American poet died of head trauma
Marilyn Kallet
February 17, 2016
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