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I’LL CALL YOU THIS AFTERNOON,
I’ll call you nowhere, now
Angie Estes
I was trying to weigh darkness
I was trying to weigh darkness how much does darkness weigh
Martha Silano
AFTER A FUNERAL
After the service and reception hour
Ted Kooser
Lives of the Postmodern Poets
You were born too late.
Mark DeCarteret
Since Childhood & The Virgin’s Miracles translated by Don Schofield
Think of the body on the sand,
Liana Sakelliou
The Birthdays of the Dead
It is an affront in their land
Charles O. Hartman
The Old Thoughts
Immersed, called forth—
Daniel Bourne
Electric Eyes of Night
Three lanterns fill your window with deception.
Alan Zhukovski
Things forgotten
once in another city,
Michael Anania
A Fable: The Floss-Silk Tree and the Philodendron
In Brazil they call the floss-silk palo borracho
Peter Meinke
Flowers in a Vase
The dahlias' unopened buds poke like periscopes above their clownish mass
Don Bogen
Notes From Sick Rooms
Who really wants to be a caregiver?
Molly Peacock
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