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The Labors of Psyche
Because I could not not-know any longer I held the lamp over him
Kazim Ali
The Harrow Plow
Each spring it sank a little further down
Adam Tavel
Post Structuralism
But the first idea was not to shape the clouds
Christopher Buckley
THE BEAR IN THE WHEELCHAIR
The bedside window is cracked a little, for fresh air presumably, and a lopsided venetian blind bangs softly in a
Michael Van Walleghen
ABC Minors
Painted in oils on wood, the entire composition
Linda Bierds
What Light Tastes Like
Depends on the hour of departure and if flowers
Barbara Ras
Borges at Dolphin Books: New Orleans, 1982
He props his cane between Maps & True Crime,
David Wojahn
The Willows in Winter in the Boston Public Garden
In the sun’s white
Catherine Breese Davis
On Not Translating Polish Poets
Were it not
Brian Culhane
THE CURVE
Something, call it X, wanted a body
Max Ritvo
Turd
Twelve inches, specific as a nail,
J.T. Ledbetter
ELK | RUE MOUFFETARD |
The man who said he could smell the girls ovulating
Leslie Adrienne Miller
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