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Getting Old, Thinking of Keats
Even though I’m old now
Gregory Orr
A Place
As a foreigner, I wasted a lot of energy
Bob Hicok
Anatomy of Late
It looks like a fox, when it’s sleeping. No, its body
Sally Rosen Kindred
Repair
In this, our chapter on enamelware
Greg Sendi
THE LEAVES HAVE NO PITY
gathering under the porch like abandoned promises,
Diane Wakoski
My Obituary
Will it merit a full column in The Post or The Times
Linda Pastan
Vermeer in Greenlandic Norse
We were stopped in the gallery’s cool
Tim Liardet
Unbeckoning Glass and Time Faking Surprises
This color is exhaled smoke from a bummed cigarette, a stray cloud for the sky.
Paula Cisewski
A Canticle Rehearsal in The Temple and The Waters Do Not Return, Even to Meribà
Oh, I am tired of my land,
Salvador Espriu
AFTER THUNDERSTORMS IN OKLAHOMA
The sky becomes sickly,
Hala Alyan
Poem
I’m going to pretend I’m a painter and just
Jeffrey Harrison
Indelible
Having worn myself out naming Bewick's wren,
Michael Broek
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