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Showering Behind the Zodiac’s Curtain
When blue hangs around me, I am
Diane Wakoski
Grade School Cafeteria
When it has been
Angela Ball
Ode to Fluffy | Poem for Engagement
goodbye fluffy
Matthew Zapruder
On The Calculation of Chances
It takes more than faith
Christopher Buckley
Slowly But Not Too Much and When Your Lover Leaves You
as if making your way through an alphabet
Angie Estes
Sullen Art
Someone will write a poem called Charlottesville,
Kim Addonizio
I failed a bird today
a House sparrow. I had to look
Michael Mark
Echo (and Narcissus)
I saw it in midcentury
Christina Pugh
Mangos | Talking Animals | Bringing Things Back From the Woods
We did not have mango trees back home on the prairies. The climate and soil conditions were not conducive to that
David Shumate
A Brief Portfolio
Midlife, midsummer, and an infatuation
Heather Treseler
Three Poems
I had not thought of her until many years later driving on White Lightning Road with my son.
Cleopatra Mathis
Stopping At Whole Foods on a Snowy Evening
If commerce, too, has its music, then it’s in kumquat, pine nut, Arctic char,
Ciaran Berry
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