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At last it's just me and the alphabet.
Tom Sleigh
The Studio
The palette down left in the foreground,
Arthur Brown
Portrait | The Traveler
Recollections of my infancy: a patio in Seville,
Antonio Machado
My Love
Place your hand, my love, against my heart
Christian Johann Heinrich Heine
Mother, at Last
You were Scarlett O’Hara
Nancy Mitchell
Confession Therapy and Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
One summer, as I was cleaning out the grooves in my palm, I was living in a monastery.
Duy Đoàn
Bartosz Konstrat translated from Polish by Dawid Mobolaji
Suddenly: bam! The little boys rise from their knees, their teeth grow and begin to bite.
Bartosz Konstrat
Dead Ringers
Millions of miles of celluloid
Bhisham Bherwani
What Almost Killed You
Hello, my name is a long drive home from the bar
Bill Stratton
She Leans
A house: scoured and scarred by wind, its unpainted
Lisa Russ Spaar
Crucifixion
One minute he’s looking at you, full-size, in anguish,
Dore Kiesselbach
The Headless Horseman | A Tune for Theremin Vox
The messenger was so dead they sent him
Anatoly Kudryavitsky
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