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INVENTORY | CAKE TIN
Open door, high cistern, wooden loo seat
Olivia McCannon
Stone Cross
Remember your village of always uphill,
Dzvinia Orlowsky
Into the Flame
And you lay for decades counting sheep
Jay Parini
Almost Lost Moment
coming back in an incidental way,
Tess Gallagher
Pick Me Up
the words love you, friend
Eleni Sikelianos
Bleeding Hearts
They do not fit their given name. They glow
Stephanie Burt
A Fable: The Floss-Silk Tree and the Philodendron
In Brazil they call the floss-silk palo borracho
Peter Meinke
In a Room with Many Windows
In a room with many windows
Jane Hirshfield
Paper
Damned if I’ll be the woman who collects mass produced throw pillows counts her
Jane Springer
Plume
The old wheelbarrow aimed like a cannon
Dorianne Laux
Fatherless Daughters
In Springtime, abandoned daughters burst like myopic butterflies with binoculars
Meg Pokrass
Chocolate on my new pajamas
Spun from a hundred cocoons
Nancy Mitchell
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