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The Caravaggio Room
Yuck, you heave in front of that sick boy
Ron Smith
LONG AFTER HE IS GONE | LAST OFFER
All the summer’s night
Pamela Alexander
Pensé Que Estabas Muerto
but your deaths existed the nights you didn’t come home.
Jules Jacob
THINNING THE SPRUCES
I’ve become ruthless with the spruces
Jeffrey Harrison
Three Poems
After we moved to Tiny Town, Mom started selling huge Egyptian harps that were larger than the tiny houses.
Jeff Friedman and Meg Pokrass
Masque
Lamplight blue cushions
David Baker
Romanian Lessons & The Country of Leaving
Godmother country,
Monica Cure
Ready to Be the Lover She Remembers Forever
The gods are everywhere
Hsia Yü
Licks
We each were given three licks
Maurice Manning
A Pittsburgh Bakery in Winter
Into Prantl’s, on Walnut Street,
Joseph Bathanti
Evening
The blue chair on the terrace, coffee, evening,
Cees Nooteboom
An Island
Toward the end of the island
Steve Kronen
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