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Someone Is Walking the Pig
Someone is walking the pig in our downstairs hallway, where the shops are.
Fleda Brown
A Singleton & Self Portrait: Between the Car and the Sea
They climb to their lookout, each day, different,
Elaine Sexton
Zero Plus Anything is a World
Four less one is three.
Jane Hirshfield
Echo (and Narcissus)
I saw it in midcentury
Christina Pugh
Mass on the Beach
I’m trying not to wonder if the priest
Lexi Pelle
walls | uncertain
one morning
Ute von Funcke
Elevator Boy
All night I lifted them through seven stories
Jay Parini
Of Shine
What makes it
David Baker
Just So You Know
I figured it out after you ate
Abriana Jette
Spam Risk
It was always a risk.
Carol Muske-Dukes
Trudy Cooks Fish and The General
The fish seemed fresh that night, as if they’d been caught off the coast near Zanzibar
Marc Vincenz
Poetry: A Mirror, a Pencil and an Envelope. Seven Minutes with D. Nurkse and Nancy Mitchell
In this candid interview, D. Nurkse reflects on a long life in poetry and political activism
D. Nurkse
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