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NOTES ON SILENCE
The racket of birdsong wakes me at 4am, before first light.
DeWitt Henry
Duet
Their quest--what does the human body mean?--
David Huddle
TENEBRAE
As grief begins taking up resi
Frannie Lindsay
Tool & Shade
A brush of two minds still
Marianne Boruch
Between the Bed and the Window
First, the light, which is always
Ron Slate
The Child and I
I wanted to go fishing one day,
Martinus Nijhoff
Value and Reverie
The dog dreams on the rug
David Young
Pain & Ophelia and the Nine-and-Fifty Swans
Where to stand
Brian Culhane
LIMESTONE GHAZAL
My windowsill’s lined with fossils, whorled limestone
Brad Richard
Somebody’s Got My Hair | Cuffed
Somebody’s got my hair, I said to my lover, who stood in front of the mirror in a long white t-shirt brushing out her
Jeff Friedman
Seven Minutes with Mary Halvorson: Poetry and Jazz, Hand in Hand
Artlessly falling through overstretched arms delivers the night underground, a hole
Mary Halvorson
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
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