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Meditation on a Shower Rod at the Super 8
You and I are snake bit. Can we postpone?
Amanda Newell
Sister Dementia Remembers & Phone Booth
Enough of bosom, ass, and pillow—
Nancy Mitchell
Blind Trust
In the nod of a cow as, stiff-legged,
Joan Houlihan
Two Poems
You search for the best doctors, try to curb her pain—
Jennifer Franklin
Before and Rain
Sweatpants balled up where his legs would be,
Jennifer Grotz
New Year’s Day Truce, 1999
He looked old and tired
Frances Richey
Elevator Boy
All night I lifted them through seven stories
Jay Parini
The Definition of Postmodernism & If
I was in David Lehman’s Modern Poetry class when I first heard the term “postmodernism.”
Nin Andrews
Hurdy Gurdy
Like a grumbler who claims a five year old
Betsy Sholl
In Which the Sea Rakes at My Window and Seemingly Unlike Me
and I wake rattled, as if to resist a long fall
Ellen Doré Watson
Letter From The Capital
She writes: now we have wars between historical eras. We fight in time as well as space. 1914 vs. 1939 is a devastating
D. Nurkse
Two Poems translated from Romanian by Monica Cure
In the first three days I heard my mother
Dan Sociu
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