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Wool Cap
Flip is coming for dinner, I hear his car driving past the house.
A.L. Snijders
The Path of Non-Attachment
Andrew totaled my car, leveled the house,
Tanya Grae
The Romantic Poets
If anybody needs a head
Maurice Manning
Of Shine
What makes it
David Baker
ON RETREAT | POLAND SPRING MANDARIN ORANGE
The way you reconstructed the dream was telling –
Jerome Sala
Two Poems
My old man praised himself for not being
Marc Vincenz
The Last Photograph
a golden shovel on the opening line of Gwendolyn Brooks’ “To Prisoners”
Carrie Etter
Same Screen
Every summer the students at the Bread Loaf School of English
Rachel Hadas
SEND A SEARCH PARTY | FIRST SNOWFALL | A FINAL WALK WITH MY NEPHEW
My joints are full of dewy lights
Max Ritvo
Vortex Street
I tied my hands behind me so I won’t hurt you.
Page Hill Starzinger
Sidewinder
You say I rudely cut her off, that you had to apologize,
Page Hill Starzinger
Portrait of My Father as a Snake
I was dead. The hospital around me
Tom Sleigh
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