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Circus
How the squirrel, skittish, leaps, lobbing its orange
Mark Irwin
GHAZAL 4
How sullen we’ve become in the belly of the empire;
Deema K. Shehabi
Snowfall, with Reconciliation
How old winter is. However much we stain
Jen Karetnick
City Harbor
How often we come to a headland and a city opens,
Carol Frost
Ghazal with Bread
how many summers apart from you, in search of bread
Gökçenur Ç
And Now, As Promised
How lousy are your prospects when you
William Trowbridge
Reading About Keith Jarrett This Morning in the Paper and Ode to the Table of Contents
how he probably won’t play in public again
Jessica Greenbaum
Want
How do I want you? Let me count the ways.
Troy Jollimore
Letter to a Young Orgasm | Elegy for the Last Orgasm | The Orgasm and the Magic Maid
How could she not cry out when you pressed her to your flesh?
Nin Andrews
On a Version of “Lady with Lapdog” | Synch
How clever, to leave out all the articles, thereby suggesting their story, their plight, were less a story than a portrait
Steve Bradbury
Cave Milk
How can it be Tomaz? How is it
David Wojahn
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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