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Mishap
At the soiree, a hot ticket zooms off with a hot potato into the toy
Bruce Cohen
In the Mud Marks Reveal
another story:
Sophie Cabot Black
Translation
Food is a door you have to open
Leslie Adrienne Miller
Tails | On the Other Side
When our tails fell off, we had nothing to wag or wave behind us, nothing to curl up or
Jeff Friedman
Mother Doesn’t Bite
I bite instead and she needs salt,
Terese Svoboda
Paper
Damned if I’ll be the woman who collects mass produced throw pillows counts her
Jane Springer
Happy Hour & Babies Cry at 5:03 pm
Marcy lets us play
Nancy Kangas
The Last Photograph
a golden shovel on the opening line of Gwendolyn Brooks’ “To Prisoners”
Carrie Etter
The Living and the Dead | Arrest Warrant
I already came here several times this year, aside from the pilgrimage
Ales Debeljak
Brothers
Who eats with a jaw half-cranked with counterweight
Laura Kolbe
Lives of the Postmodern Poets
You were born too late.
Mark DeCarteret
Two poems by Louis-Philippe Dalembert translated from French by Nancy Naomi Carlson
dune of a beauty
Louis-Philippe Dalembert
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