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Eating the Madeleine
I remember the scut of it:
Jan Freeman
While
While we were kissing that year, the icebergs were sleeping,
Paul Hoover
Inauguration Day
Yes, like thousands of joyful poets today
Maura Stanton
At the perennial exchange
At the perennial exchange, you will swap half a hosta
Jane Zwart
As So Often Happens | Twenty-two Years Later
As so often happens, in the middle
Jessica Greenbaum
In a Valley & Theorems of Reason
Hello to the theorems of reason, hidden
Phillis Levin
He Was Amazed
He was amazed by the curve of his life. What he thought unique had made its arc like any other, as if life had
Stephen Dobyns
As It Happens
As it happens, there was nothing left, so much to do, a plethora
Phillis Levin
Brothers
Who eats with a jaw half-cranked with counterweight
Laura Kolbe
Death of God
Bituminous was so soft, so much like dust
Gerald Stern
Kyoto, Without Me
chills and goes dark. At this very instant
Nathalie Anderson
Once We Were
once we were immigrants
Martha Collins
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