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At Once People at the End of Their Lives
come from common spaces to move around
Matthew James Babcock
Untitled
But here in the city there are signs and crowds in the street
Ralph Angel
FENG SHUI & PARANOID X-RAY
Listen: mute bells peal
Dean Kostos
Before | Ode to Late Autumn, Auvillar
The American poet died of head trauma
Marilyn Kallet
The Recognizable | Poem Beginning with a Line by C. Dale Young
Like when an irresistible force
Troy Jollimore
Three Poems
My fingers grow white with winter, blood
Traci Brimhall
Don’t Know Much About the French I Took
I silently disapproved when they said, “Let’s go French
Ron Smith
Swishing Tails of Horses, October
Mine, says the glorious yearling claiming
April Bernard
SOMETHING LIKE A WING
One day they took him in a car all over the country and he hid in his
Robert Clinton
Voyager parable and Parable of the Little Ghost
Today I am downhearted meaning sunken meaning mired
Leslie Harrison
FISHERMEN’S VILLAGE | VIA POLITICA
Squinty, salt-dusted windows gaze into the distance.
Luljeta Lleshanaku
Snowfall, with Reconciliation
How old winter is. However much we stain
Jen Karetnick
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