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Alien Valley
I’m sick of prodding the infinite,
Jeffrey Skinner
A Brief Portfolio
As if overnight, the flowering pear tree
Alice Friman
HER MOUTH
Near the end, her mouth was pinned down
Julie Bruck
Nudes I & II
Once she crosses the threshold
Leeya Mehta
High Finance
You looked up and saw across the field
Sophie Cabot Black
GHAZAL 4
How sullen we’ve become in the belly of the empire;
Deema K. Shehabi
A Woman in Damascus That Year | While She’s Asleep In Baghdad
Her soul’s in my hand and she knows I’m there
Ghassan Zaqtan
The Fruit Bat of Taxidermy
Whoever the taxidermist was,
Melina Papadopoulos
Relapse
I loved bar light,
Maxine Scates
Sweet Nothings
I whispered to your offered ear
Alan Shapiro
Dear Lucinda Williams and Dear Jules
A power in proximity to terror, the lower middle-class sublime of a car’s back seat,
Bruce Smith
My Lovely Garonne
Because every tenth poem or so the poet described
Jessica Greenbaum
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