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What If a House Could Draw its Own Blueprints? and The Decision
The house grows wild, floats
Susan Rich
Loosestrife
The cities changed hands. In the course
Donald Revell
Faust 1972
This time, Faust was a nursing mother --
Sharon Olds
FOR MATS AND LAILA
The Date Line lies motionless between Samoa and Tonga, but the Midnight Line glides across the ocean and islands and rooftops of huts.
Tomas Tranströmer
An Invasion
We waited and waited, or by we
Chad Parmenter
Three Poems
My fingers grow white with winter, blood
Traci Brimhall
Dealing with the Forbidden & How It Begins
I've a talent for throwing things away.
Alice Friman
DIEU! QU’IL LA FAIT & ON THE RIVERLINE
Would it be cheating
J.T. Barbarese
Duet
Their quest--what does the human body mean?--
David Huddle
Me & Whiskey
Collided hard
Robert Nazarene
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
Beards & The Gospel According to Ian Fleming
During my sleep, the entire world had been taken over by full beards.
Nicholas Samaras
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