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At the first instance, to amuse others,
April Bernard
ELK | RUE MOUFFETARD |
The man who said he could smell the girls ovulating
Leslie Adrienne Miller
Elevator Boy
All night I lifted them through seven stories
Jay Parini
Elephant Memory
A cold sunny morning in Cambridge. Pragmatical
Gail Mazur
Elements and A Streetcar Named Panera
An abandoned father heals,
Alejandro Escudé
ELEGY WITH FULL DRESS BLUES
Early in our marriage I would stand
Jehanne Dubrow
Elegy for My Grandmother in the Form of a Cactus
The way each linked lobe of your cactus swallows all
Julia Bouwsma
Elegy for Jane
Blue cab grapes clustered on trellis
Carol Muske-Dukes
Elegy for a Young Garden
Shattered bricks, flayed sockets
Claire Malroux
Elegy for a Landscaper
The holes we find scraped out at the edge
Brendan Galvin
Elegy & Brooklyn, 1957
My brother told me we would join the Wide
Floyd Skloot
Elegy
The breeze this morning pulls on the surface of the bay
Sally Bliumis-Dunn
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