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Language Is a Form of Walking, Even at Age of 87 and Three, in One Story
At 30, she learns to rewrite herself in a phonetic language,
Shao Wei
The Freud Museum
It’s 1938. Here’s moss on red brick
Ruth Padel
Riddle
The chair is not far from the bed
Norman Dubie
Two Stories and a Poem
Do you have a canned ham?
Lydia Davis
She Painted Artichokes
You had nothing to say so you painted some splendid artichokes
Emmanuel Moses
RIFF ON A LINE BY CHAR
Somewhere inside the sacerdotal
Jake Crist
Redeye | The Window’s Water
that never sets,
Terese Svoboda
Amaryllis
Like the bell of an old Victrola,
Megan Marshall
Using these questions, would you please write a brief description of yourself?
My favorite creature is the tree porcupine.
Jesse Lee Kercheval
Duets
Telemann at 7:30 on an evening
Sherri Felt Dratfield
Olney Hymn
not my li-
Donald Revell
Who Pays
Lord I have eaten and I don’t
Shane McCrae
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