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What We Do with What We Are
I did not get better.
Elizabeth Metzger
The Last Photograph
a golden shovel on the opening line of Gwendolyn Brooks’ “To Prisoners”
Carrie Etter
Lion Cub & Whales
We’d taken to being clever, or is that merely mischievous?
Carol Potter
Three Poems
Woman in Drugstore, Receptionist, Counter Lady with Change for a Quarter, Clubwoman, Saleslady, Train Passenger
David Trinidad
Suburban Landscape, Summer
Me, young and girlish, flesh not yet mourning.
Julianna Baggott
Five Poems
His Dublin sister, two sons,
Pamela Alexander
Paying a Blind Man to Wash and Wax My Car
Maybe they’re right, friends who mock me,
Helen Pruitt Wallace
Three Poems
A neighbor called me about the neighbors in the blue house between us.
David Baker
From The Little Book of Passage
Ecco il fiume che mi allarga lo sguardo, che mi attraversa la fronte.
Franca Mancinelli
Pathetic Fallacy
Jog through this suburb at a blue hour
Major Jackson
Aeolus
The camouflaging wind gets
Terese Svoboda
Edinburgh University Anatomical Collection
Take shelter awhile from mortality
Karl Kirchwey
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