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05-08 | 07-03 | 07-24 Three from The Ringing of the Rain has a Forgiving Grace
We all become the raindrops’ filling in the blanks
Ye Mimi
Circus
How the squirrel, skittish, leaps, lobbing its orange
Mark Irwin
A Brief Portfolio of Selected Poems by Yves Bonnefoy translated by Hoyt Rogers
I admire the definition of poetry in Beasts, Men, and Gods, the inexhaustible book by Ossendowski.
Yves Bonnefoy
TO HÉCTOR VIEL TEMPERLEY
Cockroaches ignored the winter dawn
Campbell McGrath
Two Poems
The birch trees want to be left alone.
Frannie Lindsay
Two Poems
The clarity of familiar faces
Chantal Bizzini
Food of Love & Thing-in-Itself
If the vamp and rub of planets,
Nancy Naomi Carlson
The Daughter and 6AM
I wish I had another chance
Linda Pastan
go ahead, flash your badges
good, the heart is closed now
Aleks Zywicki
Ars Poetica Über Prompt (Not the Taxi Service)
Take the worst poem you’ve ever written but that you haven’t
Suzanne Lummis
The Last Phonebooth
The last phone booth on the planet smells
Joanna Fuhrman
Elegy for a Young Garden
Shattered bricks, flayed sockets
Claire Malroux
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