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1945
The winter trees offer no shade no shelter.
Jean Valentine
It Happened at Wind Sings, Trees Whisper Farm
The wind, broken and wild,
Judy Jordan
Squirrel Hour
The wind goes into the backyard pines,
Jonathan Weinert
Abbatoir Time
The widower pushed the tailgate shut and fell.
Sydney Lea
Mass Production
The wheel was always reinvented,
Afaa Michael Weaver
Blind | Opulent, Unfunereal World
The way, as I wake, some shimmery dream
Chris Forhan
ON RETREAT | POLAND SPRING MANDARIN ORANGE
The way you reconstructed the dream was telling –
Jerome Sala
Elegy for My Grandmother in the Form of a Cactus
The way each linked lobe of your cactus swallows all
Julia Bouwsma
The Conversations I Remember Most | As A Hammer Speaks to a Nail
The way a sweet cake wants
Jane Hirshfield
Two Poems
the way a kitchen’s dirty washcloth
Joyce Peseroff
The Water Returns
The water returns. The pools teem with newborn fish.
Vadim Mesyats
Morning Bells in Marienplatz
The wasps
Kristina Andersson Bicher
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