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Midsummer Paralysis
A nerve was severed in my jaw—I remember numbness.
Patricia Clark
Serial
I figure four times, you make it five
Andrew Wachtel
News from Nowhere
The sea handles laundry
Fred D’Aguiar
A Face, A Cup
The thousand hairline cracks in an aged face
Molly Peacock
MASEFIELD IN PURGATORY | YOUR BROTHER’S FACE
Falls and stays flemished,
Susan Howe Elizabeth
Grandpa David Told Me Once of Carpathia, a Place He had Never Been
His hospital topped
Xander Gershberg
Poem With A Ghost Town
I am the town that everyone left
Cynthia Atkins
Oxalis in the Ingleside & Zucchini in August
You can find the world’s second largest sundial
Diane K. Martin
Sky
What you draw as a blue stripe high above
Maggie Smith
From A Line By Kawabata
A solitary shadow in stillness
Ron Slate
from Devil Mutant Child
Exactly the hair I wanted,
Thylias Moss
The Good Hand
Often, without warning, my left hand
Julie Bruck
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