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THE ABDUCTION | INSIGHT | THE FOUNTAIN
The falcon, which he’s just bought, at his cheek,
Kuno Raeber
The Absurd Self Looking Both Ways at Once | Inventing Nightlife
Plato said the world is divided into a world
Marc Vincenz
The Afterlife
After life, pelicans glide above a shut- down bridge.
Rebecca Lehmann
The Afterlife of Breath
My father dead on the gurney
Stewart Moss
The Afterlife of Fish and Opossum
Whenever we caught fish when we were boys,
Jeffrey Harrison
The Age of the Onion
The onion is a Book of Revelations, diced to proverb-size.
David Keplinger
The Albino Squirrel
Bury it, I said. In the field. No,
Clare Rossini
The All-Overs, This is Where God Stays When He’s in Town and Mr. Jackson’s Killer
I like words like gallimaufry, tawdry, billingsgate—braggadocio! Rodomontade.
David Kirby
The Alone-Doors
Don’t try this at home.
Jim Daniels
The Angels’ Share and Poem Without a Title
Over distilleries’ rooftops, angels tipple
Jane Zwart
The Ant’s Plunder
When I stuck out my hand to grab the iron door handle, a hidden ant attacked my right
Xi Chuan
The Arithmetic Teacher Living in Six Meticulous Fields of Sweet
I thought I heard outdoors
Norman Dubie
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