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Four Square and Enthralled
Mornings I’m grateful to my nightly self
Charles O. Hartman
Two Poems
The clarity of familiar faces
Chantal Bizzini
Yahrzeit
This was the woman who remembered her childhood.
Mark Jarman
Two poems from “The Mistaken Place of Things”
How to say hair
Gabriela Aguirre
Anatomy of Late
It looks like a fox, when it’s sleeping. No, its body
Sally Rosen Kindred
Tolstoi Learned to Ride a Bike at an Age When Most of Us Cash in Chips by Annette Barnes & Stuart Friebert
There we were, watching the parade, while he climbed up
Annette Barnes
THINNING THE SPRUCES
I’ve become ruthless with the spruces
Jeffrey Harrison
A Brief Portfolio
I said goodbye to a friend who left a hole filled
Bruce Bond
Unexceptional
Except we were in love, or so it seemed.
Rafael Campo
The World As Sound
I didn’t speak until I was five
Michael Simms
Four a.m. and 40 Years Later
Driving into my old city yesterday
Jessica Greenbaum
Lyre
Because it hangs from the center of the sky,
Phillis Levin
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