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A Face, A Cup
The thousand hairline cracks in an aged face
Molly Peacock
A Snow Woman
A window on a side yard in winter.
Daisy Fried
AFTER A FUNERAL
After the service and reception hour
Ted Kooser
What Light Tastes Like
Depends on the hour of departure and if flowers
Barbara Ras
Armorial and The World is Burning
At least once or twice a season I take out
Brian Culhane
The Dragonfly
Diamond-crusted wings flying an armored syringe
Keith Flynn
Voicegrass and Incantation…translated from the Swedish by Bradley Harmon
the word the night bore
Katarina Frostenson
Over
Suddenly, it’s over, and I hear!
Laura Kasischke
Brothers
Who eats with a jaw half-cranked with counterweight
Laura Kolbe
Breathing Room
Not every week,
Floyd Skloot
I Became Friends | When I Was Fifteen | I Can Recall
I became friends with a girl who was in the institution with me, also fifteen, also getting shock treatment, a girl who
Paola Antonetta Susanne
What Was Left Out
was the skirt my sister bought with the prize money
Elizabeth Weaver
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