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GETTING READY THE HOUSE | THEY ARE MOVING ALONG
My friend goes to visit his grave
Affonso Romano Sant’Anna
Heard in Claesz
Decanting like the lees
Hoyt Rogers
ON HANDSHAKES
There are firm ones. Soft, almost boneless ones. Hardy/hearty ones. Two-handed ones, cocooning. Congratulatory
DeWitt Henry
A Few Estrogen Stories to Help Balance the Scales | Beasts of Burden
Imagine half a million Vietnamese up to their heinies slogging rice paddies for a year, and you have the salary of the
Lance Larsen
From Bajo la lluvia ajena (In Foreign Rain) by Juan Gelman, translated by Lisa Rose Bradford
On the tiers of experience.
Juan Gelman
The Science of Departures
We study the departure screen and
Adalber Salas Hernández
Consecration of the Wolves I and IV
For now, I will await
Salgado Maranhão
House of Clouds | Song
Clouds float over Giudecca Island,
Meena Alexander
Showering Behind the Zodiac’s Curtain
When blue hangs around me, I am
Diane Wakoski
The Absurd Self Looking Both Ways at Once | Inventing Nightlife
Plato said the world is divided into a world
Marc Vincenz
Feasts for the Blind | My Dear Menshevik
That year it rained crows. Birds fell out of the sky in midflight.
Bernard Farai Matambo
spattered measure
what beauty O sad world through answers
Shira Dentz
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