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Rue Delambre
As soon as the plane takes off the city
Pui Ying Wong
Old Tunes, Politics, Karma & Career
Took the afternoon off from the dozen things I’m supposed to repair, respond to, or maintain around the yard, and
Christopher Buckley
The Freud Museum
It’s 1938. Here’s moss on red brick
Ruth Padel
It may well be, behind your back – one need only look back | Out of the crimson dawn one third the size of an icon’s
It may well be, behind your back – one need only look back –
Mikhail Eremin
Before Summer Rain
Then, out of the green of the grove,
Rainer Maria Rilke
NOTES ON SILENCE
The racket of birdsong wakes me at 4am, before first light.
DeWitt Henry
First Days at the Conservancy
I’m looking out the window—Paula’s window—
Carol Moldaw
What Was Left Out
was the skirt my sister bought with the prize money
Elizabeth Weaver
Purge
The Aryan Jesus, in Hitler’s painting
Bruce Bond
Posthumous Cabin
And got away to it, and left the work to others
William Olsen
Once We Were
once we were immigrants
Martha Collins
Bear Sometimes Thinks He’s Dead & Shelf Life
But lately he’s observed the Hermit Thrush
David Huddle
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