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Mari Küla and Mari Meli
Manuela Colipe Benavente breathes in the sun so that she can sleep.
Jaime Luis Huenún
Muxica
The border fence,
Alberto Rios
The Color I Take
All day the green had soaked me
Catherine Wing
Three poems by Li Suo translated from Chinese by Lucas Klein and Henry Zhang
the cemetery east of river bank road
Li Suo
flail, snap, struggle & These Long Afternoons
strangle, some eaten out by an infestation
Jill Bialosky
when you ask me if you are a good father & cook up meets god
look we know how this will play out
Saida Agostini
Arcana
The solvent alters. The durable
Eric Pankey
It Happened All the Time
Daylight shatters through the thatches where a bird might fall,
Teresa Cader
Callas Poems
She whom you seek is not here!
Patrick Donnelly
Brasserie and An Annunciation of Blue
We’re somehow in Closerie des Lilas,
Ron Smith
THE SECRET OF TIME MEETS A STRANGER
You look familiar.
Elaine Equi
Blond for All the Boys
Frank Ocean didn’t mean anything to me till Dave said check
Matthew Lippman
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