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Blind Trust
In the nod of a cow as, stiff-legged,
Joan Houlihan
Security: A Q & A
What was your favorite part-time job? What do you
Lynnell Edwards
From Pendant que Perceval tombait, by Tania Langlais, translated from French by Jessica Cuello
you don’t know how to write with lightness
Tania Langlais
That ancient Egyptian poem
Carved on a pillar—
Gregory Orr
cedar top goddesses from phil’s sawmill | ozark sonnet
The cedar goddesses lie down on saw-horses
Andrei Codrescu
The Latch
One sound, the click of the latch on the gate,
Maurice Manning
Old Tunes, Politics, Karma & Career
Took the afternoon off from the dozen things I’m supposed to repair, respond to, or maintain around the yard, and
Christopher Buckley
(Blessed Are) They Who Preserve
These glass jars are houses for little Human Acts.
Danielle Blau
Storm Song, Monarch, Sultry Night and Galveston, 1900
Last night heat
Joseph Campana
Without Apology
Things happen. We’ve been promised
Annette Barnes
Poetry: A Mirror, a Pencil and an Envelope. Seven Minutes with D. Nurkse and Nancy Mitchell
In this candid interview, D. Nurkse reflects on a long life in poetry and political activism
D. Nurkse
Canine Elegy
All over town, dogs are lying down
Patricia Clark
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