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On Sadness | On Beauty
I noticed something strange and beautiful about the word “sad.”
Kathleen Ossip
The Madness of Crowds
Long thought wrongly to be Turkish for turban
Amy Beeder
“Summer with Monika” translated from Polish by Scotia Gilroy
we spent the days lying on the hot asphalt, fleeing
Urszula Honek
Squirrel Hour
The wind goes into the backyard pines,
Jonathan Weinert
My Lovely Garonne
Because every tenth poem or so the poet described
Jessica Greenbaum
Seventh Circle
And after the fight the moment of awakening
Tom Sleigh
More Nights Than Days and Turn It Up
At the end of my street, they cut the trees.
Kelle Groom
Here at the Scene
How will I tell her particular tale
Robin Behn
Hungarian Lesson and Snow Rapture
In Hungary, you know something like the palm of your hand,
J. Allyn Rosser
I’ve Lived Long with the Dead | The Word Stays Here
I’ve lived long with the dead. I know their
Sylva Fischerová
Leaving the Big City
So afterward I sat by the bosphorus blue water and many dazzling
Peter Balakian
Stages on a Journey Westward
All the mapmakers in history
Wayne Miller
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