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Leaving the Big City
So afterward I sat by the bosphorus blue water and many dazzling
Peter Balakian
Indian River at Dusk
The first and only time I caught a sheephead
Tara Skurtu
What We Work At | Look to the Side
What we work at
Lorenzo Calogero
A Gaze Hound That Hunteth by the Eye
It’s not criminal: it isn’t sodomy
V. Penelope Pelizzon
Yellowphant and Don’t Forget
The circus so yellow and red stands on two feet,
Terese Svoboda
Lamentations
America more guns more than us
Martha Collins
Last Poem
Reader, today
Simon Armintage
True West
We return by foot from pre-plantation oaks,
Daniel Tobin
Antonio Gamoneda, from Book of the Cold (World Poetry Books, May 2022) translated from Spanish by Katherine M. Hedeen and Víctor Rodríguez Núñez
You smell the wet linens, your acids.
Antonio Gamoneda
THE ABDUCTION | INSIGHT | THE FOUNTAIN
The falcon, which he’s just bought, at his cheek,
Kuno Raeber
Killer
When he saw me coming
John Skoyles
Outhouse with Maggots
Look at us. Please. Do not run away.
Bridget Lowe
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