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“Recipe for Indifference” translated from the Slovenian by Brian Henry
We saw them, hungry, and spoke
Aleš Šteger
from THE CITY OF PARIS HAS YOU IN MIND TONIGHT
When G died began the midnight panic attacks.
Deborah Landau
When We Make Lifelines, the Universe Breathes a Little Easier
When night becomes heavy, I break a hole
Kelli Russell Agodon
Letters from Earth & Sky
The petals
Marilyn Kallet
A Sampler
As you hold your breath, like a watchman waiting for sunrise. Let’s replace immediacy with a swift cataclysm, replace
Ana Gorria
So Glad She Didn’t Live to See It
What will it be, the thing they say
Mary Jo Salter
The Wars Between the Wars Between the Borders that Were Not There
You had to know how bad the Nazis were
Cecilia Woloch
Nautilus
I fantasize about inhabiting a nautilus, how each chamber
Elinor Ann Walker
On Time | Parallel Universes | After a Winter Storm: Grand Unified Field Theory
The light years
Christopher Buckley
Untitled |Untitled
Day as in backwards
Ralph Angel
Double Effect: December 31
the bridge closes behind you
Martha Serpas
Snow, an essay and The Day After the Day Without a Yesterday
Or, the winter I kept being turned into a pillar of salt.
Nicole Callihan
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