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Always a Woman, a War, or a Lost Cause
That hunched those men over Zorro’s
Nancy Mitchell
Trespass and Dante Confidential
That is not your poem to write, she says.
Marilyn Kallet
Redeye | The Window’s Water
that never sets,
Terese Svoboda
Mindfulness Training in La Jolla
That summer of Pokémon-go,
Carol Moldaw
Charlotte
That was a malaise. We call that malaise.
Mark Dow
Feasts for the Blind | My Dear Menshevik
That year it rained crows. Birds fell out of the sky in midflight.
Bernard Farai Matambo
Husband-Watching Height
That’s my fear, turning to stone.
Patricia Clark
A Brief Portfolio
the afternoons are perfect
T.R. Hummer
THE RAIN SO COLD
The air of the day abhors us
W.S. Di Piero
Before | Ode to Late Autumn, Auvillar
The American poet died of head trauma
Marilyn Kallet
Three Poems translated from Chinese by Steven Bradbury
The ancient Greeks believed that if you took everything
Hsia Yü
Olympia
The ancient Greeks knew how to pick out a sacred spot,
Barbara Hamby
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