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CALLING BACK | CHARITY
My daughter sings in snow falling through the scent of red oak or ash, some of the flakes large enough to contain passages from Emily Dickinson’s letters.
Steven Cramer
LIFE ON ENCELADUS
It’s snowing all the time at the south pole of Enceladus
Joyce Peseroff
Grandpa David Told Me Once of Carpathia, a Place He had Never Been
His hospital topped
Xander Gershberg
Zen Dictionary
In the Zen Dictionary, intention
Dick Allen
The Minefield and Uncanny Daddy
In the hospital after so strangely
Charles O. Hartman
On Brueghel’s Massacre of the Innocents
He’s switched the scene from Bethlehem
William Trowbridge
Nudes I & II
Once she crosses the threshold
Leeya Mehta
Stages on a Journey Westward
All the mapmakers in history
Wayne Miller
Zacharia, Malachi
When the shepherd is stricken
Paul Hoover
David
we wait in an arc with flashlights
Marilyn A. Johnson
Thinly Veiled
In Alabama I learnt the difference between the state flag and the battle flag
Bruce Smith
ATTRACTION
a literary critic wrote some
Angela Marinescu
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