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Washing Women, Cathedral and Sky
And when deep into the afternoon,
Kwame Dawes
Booklet, Hand-Pressed Paper, Containing Locks of School-Children’s Hair, c. 1861
Wound on a bobbin like thread. Woven into a wreath
Nicole Cooley
As It Happens
As it happens, there was nothing left, so much to do, a plethora
Phillis Levin
Beautiful Worry
this wan light, spaghetti-thin, uneases
Deborah Gorlin
The Alone-Doors
Don’t try this at home.
Jim Daniels
Essay: Domestic
Brassiere
Chelsea Wagenaar
The Loneliness of His Death
I like to think there’s a place where all the poets go
Sharon Dolin
DHIMITRI
He was a tall man on the edge of the couch
Ani Gjika
Heard in Claesz
Decanting like the lees
Hoyt Rogers
The Village Crow
The village crow knew everything—
Dzvinia Orlowsky
Travel Light
By all means take my suitcase, which now again
Pia Tafdrup
Lives of the Postmodern Poets
You were born too late.
Mark DeCarteret
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