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Comet
You once filled my night sky.
Zeina Azzam
A Flash of Lithe White Arms
A flash of lithe white arms
Garret Keizer
My Groundhog
I had a groundhog in my back yard.
Gardner McFall
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Food is a door you have to open
Leslie Adrienne Miller
Leprechaun
The old woman next door would appear in
Tara Skurtu
Failure, an Update
The question is how long will she sit there
Jeffrey Skinner
When We Make Lifelines, the Universe Breathes a Little Easier
When night becomes heavy, I break a hole
Kelli Russell Agodon
Don’t Know Much About the French I Took
I silently disapproved when they said, “Let’s go French
Ron Smith
Dirt
Just after Wierex etched a toddler Christ
Linda Bierds
Circumference & Earthrise
Vanilla farmers in Madagascar sit in the dark with rifles;
Arthur Sze
On Not Translating Polish Poets
Were it not
Brian Culhane
Embroidered Eyebrows of Eve
Eve as reflection, Eve
Jill McDonough
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