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Duet
Their quest--what does the human body mean?--
David Huddle
Battle Hymn of the Republic
God, could Kieran sing!—
Aaron Wallace
Two Poems
The clarity of familiar faces
Chantal Bizzini
Hotline
The calls came in around the clock. A nunnery in Nova Scotia with a broken clavichord.
Brian Barker
Paradise
Our little vacation town in Spain is packed. The driving, slow. Things have changed
Denise Duhamel
Pitty-Pat
Oleander to the death of horses
Donald Revell
Stages on a Journey Westward
All the mapmakers in history
Wayne Miller
The Last Photograph
a golden shovel on the opening line of Gwendolyn Brooks’ “To Prisoners”
Carrie Etter
Rune
Not timber or bronze or iridium, not the old habits of species at a waterhole or the short
Maxine Chernoff
The Walk-Through Heart & The Odyssey of Yes
my mother lived in a handmade cage
Jan Freeman
November
Hours ago I was walking with my dog down
Maxine Scates
Two poems by Tomasz Różycki translated from Polish by Mira Rosenthal
Hello? If you can hear me, give a sign, a call,
Tomasz Różycki
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