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Hungarian Lesson and Snow Rapture
In Hungary, you know something like the palm of your hand,
J. Allyn Rosser
Hunger Abstract
A black cat
Devin Johnston
Hurdy Gurdy
Like a grumbler who claims a five year old
Betsy Sholl
Hurricane: Hera | Squall: Echo
You never hear of Ixion, tied to a revolving wheel,
Ange Mlinko
Husband-Watching Height
That’s my fear, turning to stone.
Patricia Clark
Hymn of the Squirrels, Echidna Tremens and Singled Out
Not an issue of ‘variety’, of red, brown, grey and black,
John Kinsella
Hyphen
Blue-black on my inked page,
Joan Larkin
I Became Friends | When I Was Fifteen | I Can Recall
I became friends with a girl who was in the institution with me, also fifteen, also getting shock treatment, a girl who
Paola Antonetta Susanne
I Can’t Tell If the Light Is Whispering “Loss” in My Ear or Imprinting Darkness on My Body
At the last house,
Chris Vasantkumar
I Decided to Weigh My Head
Was it really as heavy as it felt?
John Brehm
I Dreamed of Obama on the Night of His First Election
He stirred the coals of my dwindling campfire. We were alone. Blue tendrils of smoke punctuated the Mesozoic haze
Kathleen Flenniken
I failed a bird today
a House sparrow. I had to look
Michael Mark
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