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I open the windows.
What I wanted
Jane Hirshfield
Paper
Damned if I’ll be the woman who collects mass produced throw pillows counts her
Jane Springer
The Last of Fanfare
By fire, then, but within view of a rough sea?
Carl Phillips
His Side
Easy now to stand on a bluff and see
Kelly Sievers
Bridge Thrill
After two days of TV airlifts and wheels-to-the-sky
Terese Svoboda
Divorce Party Bonfire
As in a secret rite
Alan Shapiro
Archaic Rayon Kamehameha
Blue eyes like dusty Santa Rosa plums,
Sandra McPherson
Three Long Years
it takes to train a sheepdog. Not all are candidates, the culling starts early.
Sarah Dunphy-Lelii
What if Cat Stevens was a dog person? | Thus, always to tryrants | The Seamstress
Someone offered me an olive branch
Steve Castro
Whatever Alights
A zillion yeses to the titmice at my feeder,
Betsy Sholl
Ars Poetica, with Cow
She went back to look at the beast, which lay immobile except for one eye watching the girl who stood helpless beside
Maureen Seaton
Morgellons
Jorge Luis Borges translated Thomas Browne
John Kinsella
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