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Hagstrom
I examine my scarred torso
Neil Silberblatt
Country of Other Arrangements and Spinach Salad
I used to be neatly folded, sound
Angela Ball
Bad Harvest
Does my name take your tongue’s
Dzvinia Orlowsky
Holiday Candle
Thank you for your kind gift
Stewart Moss
grief being a swatch of blue & grief being that song from childhood & grief being a pitched tent
a rectangle in an unborn son’s room
Nicole Callihan
N18P6
the shape doesn’t
Hank Lazer
Ode to the Google Maps Man
Gold-suited spaceman, terranaut,
Daniel Tobin
Two poems by Sandra Moussempès, translated from French by Carrie Chappell and Amanda Murphy
A house stands out from the rest of the forest, emptied of its occupants for centuries
Sandra Moussempès
Seesaw
The sun was overhead. The playground steamed.
Bhisham Bherwani
Impressionist
Once it was declared awful because it was brilliant
Jennifer Grotz
Cling of the World
What could it mean
Annie Kantar
Hyphen
Blue-black on my inked page,
Joan Larkin
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