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Anthropocene
Nesting, the turtle seems to be crying even though she is simply
Nomi Stone
Henry’s Song
Sometimes sitting in a friend's backyard on a fall evening
Beckian Fritz Goldberg
The Last Photograph
a golden shovel on the opening line of Gwendolyn Brooks’ “To Prisoners”
Carrie Etter
White Gauze Curtains
in them we see
Mary Mackey
In Praise of Transformations
Not always dramatic. Often soundless.
Margaret Gibson
Three poems by Nadia Mifsud translated from Maltese by Miriam Calleja
abracadabresque this silence spreading sorrow
Nadia Mifsud
The Dragonfly
Diamond-crusted wings flying an armored syringe
Keith Flynn
The Dead, At Home,
snag on brush and low cactus.
Paul Nemser
How It Is
Say how it is
Phillis Levin
From THIS BROKEN SYMMETRY
Yes, Ravidat, to follow the rabbit down its winding hole
Daniel Tobin
Heroic Register
I imagine a bed in the middle of a room.
Griffin Brown
The Wayfarer
One must turn thoughts
Cynthia Hogue
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