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Gender Reveal and Abecedarian Re: Actually, I Don’t Go By Mom
On the doctor’s scale, baby pulls at his penis: crenellated shaft with all color blown out
Elizabeth Lindsey Rogers
Two Poems
In Vietnam, we rowed an old wooden boat
Jim Daniels
Brasserie and An Annunciation of Blue
We’re somehow in Closerie des Lilas,
Ron Smith
The Last Plume Poems
the year that is when Churchill begged
Stuart Friebert
In the Vestibule
The in-between is queasy
Rachel Hadas
Not Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening
Promises to keep, was a lie, he had nothing. Through
Jennifer Michael Hecht
Close to now
I should have said from the beginning that I plant the black nasturtiums because they are the saddest
Zoë Ryder White
ONLY BEES BUZZ IN THE MEADOW | ALLEGIANCE
Speech a tremble,
Annie Finch
Carpe Diem
You won't live
Timothy Liu
False Elegy
I sometimes feel as if my mother has died and I’m free to reminisce her final months.
Celia Bland
A Bookstore in Hay-on-Wye
In a Tudor castle now a vast used bookstore in Hay-on-Wye
Andrei Codrescu
Copper Beech
Because it had been, quite literally,
Elaine Sexton
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