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MORE THAN I CAN SAY
Clewell doesn’t exactly do haiku.
David Clewell
Mourning and Melancholia
If I had two dogs,
Debora Lidov
FISHERMAN, 50 B.C.
What else would I do on the river
Benno Barnard
For the Dead Union
After summer rain, the old-growth forest
Christopher Bakken
Charcuterie
She penciled fanciful animals
Meighan L. Sharp
MISSA CORONA SPINEA Good Friday, Macomb County
On one side of one dumpster
Greg Sendi
(Blessed Are) They Who Preserve
These glass jars are houses for little Human Acts.
Danielle Blau
Ode to the Paper Clip
O knot in two dimensions,
James Richardson
Six Makeshift Trees Around My Bathtub
Above our heads a vertical shadow
Samira Negrouche
Valediction in Guatemala
We say goodbye in front
Susan Fuchtman
Trompe L’oeil –Not a Painting
From 30,000 feet
Bonnie Riedinger
Two Poems | Kelli Russell Agodon
When you say no worries what you mean is,
Kelli Russell Agodon
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