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the shape doesn’t
Hank Lazer
Agnus Dei, Winslow Wants a Gun, Omega Street
The shearer’s come horse-back from Solo –
Joseph Bathanti
Ars Poetica
The shell of the papershell pecan can easily be broken
Angie Estes
Notes on an Illness in Spain & the grist of gratitude is like ingratitude
The sinuous ripple of a well-broken in fan, a soft hand
Kim Garcia
AFTER THUNDERSTORMS IN OKLAHOMA
The sky becomes sickly,
Hala Alyan
Vesper
The sky is blue for reasons other than atmospheric ones.
Chard deNiord
Two Poems
The sky spills a certain sadness after sunset,
Paul Christiansen
Nurse at a Bus Stop
The slow traffic takes a good long look.
Simon Armintage
Cooking in Ashes
The smile is missing; no joy around the eyes.
Amelia Martens
Natural History of the Soul
The song thrush hops, runs, stands,
Elizabeth Arnold
Bird of Paradise
The songs of the mariachi in the park
Beckian Fritz Goldberg
Toussaint
The soul, you said, is this sour wind, or this empty glass, the tiny steps of insects, these white iron
Jean-Michel Maulpoix
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