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Home Life
I was sitting still in an armchair
Billy Collins
Fairy Tale
Would that squat toad, before my eyes,
William Wenthe
Bee Line
Maybe the crow flies
Steve Kronen
Bending Truth to Advantage
From Robert Lowell’s poem “Those Before Us,” these final lines: “Pardon them for existing.
Scott Withiam
Dirt
Just after Wierex etched a toddler Christ
Linda Bierds
Approximations
Waking up in a borrowed room, in a body
Oksana Maksymchuk
Holiday Candle
Thank you for your kind gift
Stewart Moss
The Dirty Orgasm, The Eleanor Ross Taylor Poems & Aren’t You Ashamed
I know what you think. I’m the orgasm poet. I have nothing else to write about. I should stop.
Nin Andrews
OÚ EST LE CHAT
I can ask this, which is good
Cathleen Calbert
First Words
In the marriage booth at sleep-away camp,
Rebecca Michels
From The Little Book of Passage
Ecco il fiume che mi allarga lo sguardo, che mi attraversa la fronte.
Franca Mancinelli
No Touch and Elder in a Garden
I'm fed up with farewells.
Marjan Strojan
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