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It Happened at Wind Sings, Trees Whisper Farm
The wind, broken and wild,
Judy Jordan
IT IS STILL BEAUTIFUL TO HEAR THE HEART BEAT*
It's 3 AM. The crows on one leg or none are already starving for infant nests. A few leaves hang on
Margo Berdeshevsky
It may well be, behind your back – one need only look back | Out of the crimson dawn one third the size of an icon’s
It may well be, behind your back – one need only look back –
Mikhail Eremin
It Was A 3.8
My mother said go get me a plum.
Ron Slate
It was never he, | One might say I’ve fulfilled the miserable obligation of constructing myself.
It was never he,
Santiago Vizcaíno
It Will Start One Day
you know, it will start one day, the ebb
Dmitry Blizniuk
It’s 3 A.M., Winter, and Nine Miles from Truckee
and nobody better than I to tell you about
Suzanne Lummis
IT’S A CLASS THING
She looked better
Annette Barnes
It’s Not Just Trains
The ticket office was closing
Lawrence Raab
It’s the stage of grief where [I become a transparent eyeball]
I become a transparent eyeball. I am nothing. I see all.
Emily Skaja
IT’S 4PM IN THE E.R. AND I AM REARRANGED WITH A SMALL SADNESS
I don't know what made me think
Sonja Halvorson
It’s Not Your Fault
The brass lamp in your window,
Jennifer L. Knox
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