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Alone at 77 & I Arrive at the Scene
Unhungry, he cracks a single egg.
Sydney Lea
Caravaggio’s Supper
They were tired and hungry when they found themselves just outside the village now known as
Sandra M. Gilbert
Ode to Disarmament
I am fairly sure that the leafhopper
John Kinsella
The gap between
the platform &
Danielle Blau
In Praise of Transformations
Not always dramatic. Often soundless.
Margaret Gibson
The Mystery
The mystery of our time
Alicia Ostriker
from Fourteen Fourteenliners
Why can say passion fruit for instance always begin again
Hsia Yü
Soup Teachers
we called them, the women who stood behind
Thomas Lux
The Host of Turns
We were gathered in this kind of circus-tent,
Antonio Machado
It’s 3 A.M., Winter, and Nine Miles from Truckee
and nobody better than I to tell you about
Suzanne Lummis
Notnames at the Detroit Institute of the Arts and Hell Fuckin’ Yeah: Smackdown vs. Raw
At the Detroit Institute of the Arts the Caravaggio’s no
Jill McDonough
Petrarch’s Poem 269, from Rerum vulgarium fragmenta, translated from Italian by Lee Harlin Bahan
The high column and the green laurel
Francesco Petrarca
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