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A Girl Who Doesn’t Believe in Myths & I Have No One With Whom I Can Spit Toothpaste At Turns Into The Sink
we went to the prophetess
Radmila Petrović
The Host of Turns
We were gathered in this kind of circus-tent,
Antonio Machado
Two Poems
We were sitting and eating
Rachel Hadas
Vermeer in Greenlandic Norse
We were stopped in the gallery’s cool
Tim Liardet
Back in the U.S.S.R
We weren’t the Beach Boys’ California girls,
Dzvinia Orlowsky
Three Poems
We're headed to a stack of paper we call a reem
Kimiko Hahn
Lion Cub & Whales
We’d taken to being clever, or is that merely mischievous?
Carol Potter
Flight, Ours & A Burn So Bad It Requires Ice
We’re in bad, we’re in terrible, shape
Steven Cramer
Brasserie and An Annunciation of Blue
We’re somehow in Closerie des Lilas,
Ron Smith
A History of Mirrors
We’ve accidentally collided with something real tonight
Colin Pope
End of the Century
We’ve slept too long, and that hasn’t stopped the incidental warping—
Paul Nemser
Handel in London, 1741
Wedged in a chair near the open window,
Floyd Skloot
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