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A Brief History
When I close my eyes I can still hear
Christopher Buckley
Soup Teachers
we called them, the women who stood behind
Thomas Lux
Against Surrealism | Anima
The human heart weighs ten ounces, but I don’t know if it can float. I don’t suppose it makes sense to say I feel like
Christopher Kennedy
Charcuterie
She penciled fanciful animals
Meighan L. Sharp
The NewMath and Nor Easter
There may still be time to find the cosine of x. Under an à la mode
Partridge Boswell
Over
Suddenly, it’s over, and I hear!
Laura Kasischke
Plastic Bag Caught in a Tree
Some dark animal’s
Kevin Prufer
Alien Valley
I’m sick of prodding the infinite,
Jeffrey Skinner
Frog Dream in July for Lucio’s Brother
I am a frog; I can
David Shapiro
Earth, Temple, Gods
A woman's feet, in lace-up sandals made of stone.
Amy Gerstler
On Shadows & On Risk
Me and my shadow
DeWitt Henry
Family Once Removed and Who Cooks for You?
I like to be alone
Judy Katz
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