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Up Early, I Turn off the Television News
High tide of sun curling & breaking onto the hardwood
Gerry LaFemina
My Courbet, by Jonathan Galassi
My Courbet
Jonathan Galassi
LIKE
No other sound like it.
Carol Muske-Dukes
Venice is Sinking | Window Shopping
Venice is sinking, Signora. Look –
Helen Bournas-Ney
Woman, Man, Tepoztlán
Mother, today I met a man.
Kristina Andersson Bicher
Spoiler Alert
This all started when Tanya, that wreck of a billionaire
Julie Bruck
Lava Lakes and Petrified Forests in the Afterlife
I watched a roomful of faces exert effort to remain unrevealed
Dara Wier
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
On Not Translating Polish Poets
Were it not
Brian Culhane
True Bug | I Will Be Good
I’ve been talking to a bug all winter.
Cleopatra Mathis
Jerez translated from Spanish by Susan Ayres
Perhaps his hand was not so cold
Elsa Cross
Two poems by Sandra Moussempès, translated from French by Carrie Chappell and Amanda Murphy
A house stands out from the rest of the forest, emptied of its occupants for centuries
Sandra Moussempès
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