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Unfinished Business
Cleaning up, in the kitchen, she goes to wipe away a small black seed from the counter.
Lydia Davis
Two Poems
Where does it live?
Molly Peacock
Poem by Jahangir Hossain translated from the Bengali by Lloyd Schwartz with Jahangir Hossain
I’ve come again—
Jahangir Hossain
The Public Servants and Amateur
To be delivered by a sad man standing in a single light.
Jason Waldrop
mother of stains
a mother made of three buttons from three different sweaters
William Lessard
Polaris Mall
February, 9:37 p.m. Two Canada geese,
J. Allyn Rosser
Double Sonnet Ending in New Testament
This poem is meant to have the make and model
Erika Meitner
Things forgotten
once in another city,
Michael Anania
“October, and the sun burnishes”
October, and the sun burnishes the leaves so brightly you
Ralph Culver
As It Happens
As it happens, there was nothing left, so much to do, a plethora
Phillis Levin
One of a Series
My daughter sees the sky from another angle, slate-blue reflected in a lake called living.
Joni Wallace
A Brief Portfolio of Six Poems
The pond flattered the foliage,
John Skoyles
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