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Across the Wide Missouri
It’s toward the end of the season.
Brian Swann
Three Poems
Our lives are so brief, she says,
D. Nurkse
from Nothing in the Dark
My mother would assuage my childhood night-fears by saying There's nothing in the dark that you can't see during
Fred Muratori
Ars Poetica
Sometimes I feel
Cornelius Eady
In a Room with Many Windows
In a room with many windows
Jane Hirshfield
NOTES ON SILENCE
The racket of birdsong wakes me at 4am, before first light.
DeWitt Henry
Hurricane: Hera | Squall: Echo
You never hear of Ixion, tied to a revolving wheel,
Ange Mlinko
Piano Epistemology, Apostrophes and Beauty
I’m pretty sure this piano exists,
Billy Collins
Gonzalez-Torres at the Solstice and Why they Revere the Alcoholic Neighbor
Everyone guzzled what light there was leftover,
Merridawn Duckler
Two Poems translated by Connie Voisine
Words here carry the scent of snow,
Patron Henekou
Bodies on the Margins
The artist understands blood; or rather
Kwame Dawes
Obit
At this beat-up plywood slab across the beat-up
Brian Swann
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