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Cigar Box Banjo
Blind Willie Johnson could coax
Kim Addonizio
Circumference & Earthrise
Vanilla farmers in Madagascar sit in the dark with rifles;
Arthur Sze
Circus
How the squirrel, skittish, leaps, lobbing its orange
Mark Irwin
City Harbor
How often we come to a headland and a city opens,
Carol Frost
City That Cultivated Our Voice
Back then, everything was only starting,
Serhiy Zhadan
Classmate
I was at the beach talking with someone else
Betsy Sholl
Cling of the World
What could it mean
Annie Kantar
Close to now
I should have said from the beginning that I plant the black nasturtiums because they are the saddest
Zoë Ryder White
Closed Eye Vision of Independence Day
Dazzled drunks are bent over with laughter,
William Olsen
Clothes
Because other things needed buying,
Molly Peacock
Club X
Between the gaping double-doors of Club-X and two leather thugs,
Philip Metres
Clues from the Animal Kingdom
It seems you’re here again, pitching the weight of the bruise you call a body
Christopher Kennedy
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