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Inside the guts of fresh fish, just hauled up | Shall we praise the girls who will not come down | It’s about water that didn’t lose its shine
Inside the guts of fresh fish, just hauled up
Aleksey Porvin
Inroad
The radiance that is always around us is incited
David Rivard
Innocence
The birds she could identify—nuthatch, oriole—
Charles Baxter
Inner City Canal
This water tumbling over the canal locks
Michael Smith
Indian River at Dusk
The first and only time I caught a sheephead
Tara Skurtu
Indelible
Having worn myself out naming Bewick's wren,
Michael Broek
Incident in the Park
Working back from the moment I rose off the bench,
Kathleen Flenniken
Inauguration Day
Yes, like thousands of joyful poets today
Maura Stanton
In Which the Sea Rakes at My Window and Seemingly Unlike Me
and I wake rattled, as if to resist a long fall
Ellen Doré Watson
In which I am confronted by a superhero
I’m hitting fast forward to skip the gruesome bits of an Icelandic mystery
Olya Kenney
In Waterplace Park on Our 15th Anniversary
I’m waiting for you on the bank of the river,
Julie Danho
In the Waiting Room | City of Bridges
Light poured
Flávia Rocha
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