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IT IS STILL BEAUTIFUL TO HEAR THE HEART BEAT*
It's 3 AM. The crows on one leg or none are already starving for infant nests. A few leaves hang on
Margo Berdeshevsky
MISSA CORONA SPINEA Good Friday, Macomb County
On one side of one dumpster
Greg Sendi
Else
At the first instance, to amuse others,
April Bernard
Glimmer Train | Strike-Slip
Redwinged blackbirds in the cattail pond—
Arthur Sze
BRAINS | ECLIPSE
You didn’t have any
Tara Skurtu
YAWP
I long to move closer
Robert Nazarene
In the Late Style of Eros
Loneliness is a female shark
Virginia Konchan
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Any skink
Carolyn Guinzio
Half of Life
The land with yellow pears
Fredrich Holderlin
Auntie Deluvian and Alien On The Ark: Two by Two
Deep-time they called it when King Dumuzid the Shepherd
Terese Svoboda
BOTTOM FEEDER | DOUBLE TIME
Said he had some hard sledding to do.
Timothy Liu
Quickies in Widowhood with three instances of laughter (one not narrated), two instances of crying
Amid the whiteness of cheeses, corn puffs,
Daisy Fried
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