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Trash
Good you are trashing, my husband says, when I send him a photo
Nicole Cooley
Our Bodies Ourselves
No one would sit by Vicky Syme
Angela Sorby
Pip
Withered pip of a boy, now grey and halt
Carol Muske-Dukes
Given Plums
Early July my sister and I filled two sacks of plums from our orchard. We shook each tree until the ripest orbs fell
Dzvinia Orlowsky
You Have to Lead the Sheep
A dream struck a dream
Sylva Fischerová
LATE
The last time my father returned from work
Floyd Skloot
A Singleton & Self Portrait: Between the Car and the Sea
They climb to their lookout, each day, different,
Elaine Sexton
Hi. My Name Is Billy Hollands.
And there it is, that little tilt of my head –
Bill Hollands
Two Poems
You search for the best doctors, try to curb her pain—
Jennifer Franklin
Thanksgiving Near Cape Coast & Pine Cones: April 2020
Churning along through viscous mud,
Rachel Hadas
This Moment
You know when darkness seems to pour
Ron Smith
Abbatoir Time
The widower pushed the tailgate shut and fell.
Sydney Lea
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