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Mother Doesn’t Bite
I bite instead and she needs salt,
Terese Svoboda
Three Poems and a Translation
In life I was chasing a deer. In sleep the deer
Mark Irwin
Intelligent Design & Miramar Point
7, 8, 9 years old,
Christopher Buckley
The Shell
When I picked it up from the sand
J. Allyn Rosser
Embryo
All morning, pitting the apricots
Gemma Gorga
ON SILVER SPOONS
The Golliwog spoon, we called it, the handle shaped like a head with heavy-lidded eyes and a thick-
Wendy Barker
Bear Sometimes Thinks He’s Dead & Shelf Life
But lately he’s observed the Hermit Thrush
David Huddle
Agreeable Subjects
When a past father of mine makes an appearance
Carolina Hotchandani
For Michael Gottlieb
All this time me on he leadéd
Charles Bernstein
Eclipse
November’s moon is in eclipse—
Jody Bolz
Essay: Domestic
Brassiere
Chelsea Wagenaar
Tenderly
I see how you climb!
Sandra McPherson
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