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Up Early, I Turn off the Television News
High tide of sun curling & breaking onto the hardwood
Gerry LaFemina
Five Poems
His Dublin sister, two sons,
Pamela Alexander
Revolver
His face was a festival. Inside it,
Carl Phillips
On History
His father’s boss was a Millerite—
Wayne Miller
Grandpa David Told Me Once of Carpathia, a Place He had Never Been
His hospital topped
Xander Gershberg
Three Poems
His Majesty’s flock of Spanish sheep at Kew is most grievously afflicted...
Rachel Careau
Exclusive Beautiful Grapheme War
history means touch, bodies
G.C. Waldrep
THE DAY
History sings “misery, misery.”
Chard deNiord
Barn Red
Home alone, I swirl on scarlet lipstick and forget that I did,
Julia Shipley
EASTHAM TURNIPS, ROUTE 6, NOVEMBER
Honor System, the sign tacked to a scrub oak said,
Gail Mazur
November
Hours ago I was walking with my dog down
Maxine Scates
George Orwell Sucks
How can a word evocative of so much pleasure,. both adult and infantile, find itself used – by almost everybody – in
Stephen Dunn
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