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The Poet in a Streetcar & The Sunflower of Rio de Onor
Suddenly with another year fallen away
Ruy Belo
The Poets
They are farmers, really--
Linda Pastan
the primate hospital
I have raptured the oars.
G.C. Waldrep
The Public Servants and Amateur
To be delivered by a sad man standing in a single light.
Jason Waldrop
The Quarry, Pontaise
To enter into the greens
Linda Pastan
The Raccoon
Like an old Italian man,
Joseph Bathanti
THE RAIN SO COLD
The air of the day abhors us
W.S. Di Piero
The Rainbow Sign, The Shirt and After All
God gave Noah the rainbow sign,
Grace Schulman
The Real River
Gauze gaze, the present’s freeze never sticks.
Jennifer L. Knox
The Reckoning and 3AM
Shadows stretch across the pine floor
Sally Bliumis-Dunn
The Recognizable | Poem Beginning with a Line by C. Dale Young
Like when an irresistible force
Troy Jollimore
The Rehearsal
At our first duo rehearsal—Bach’s B-
Lloyd Schwartz
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