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I failed a bird today
a House sparrow. I had to look
Michael Mark
Two Poems
There was intent. To bisect the fields
John Kinsella
Shifts and Song for Sally
Middle school cafeteria duty monitoring ungainly, dour
Scott Withiam
Yellowphant and Don’t Forget
The circus so yellow and red stands on two feet,
Terese Svoboda
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
Grave
Over the grave the bird will
Kuno Raeber
Soaked, by Marilyn Kallet
At the friary lunch we chat about End of Days,
Marilyn Kallet
A VARIATION | MY MOTHER BEFORE SHE DIED | HART CRANE
Why ask to know, twin and neighbor,
William Louis-Dreyfus
The House of Wittgenstein
He never saw the malls of Petaluma, nor met the amazing cricketeer Montezuma. He never heard a laugh track. We’d
Ira Sadoff
Ambition and House I Didn’t Mean to Build
In excess always, gorged
Andrew Seguin
Elements and A Streetcar Named Panera
An abandoned father heals,
Alejandro Escudé
TO HÉCTOR VIEL TEMPERLEY
Cockroaches ignored the winter dawn
Campbell McGrath
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