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It was never he, | One might say I’ve fulfilled the miserable obligation of constructing myself.
It was never he,
Santiago Vizcaíno
SHE-POETS CENTO
Femininity is a sickness. I open my eyes.
Kate Daniels
SUNDAYS | ALONE
Mournful Sunday afternoons in winter,
Georges Rodenbach
Maria’s Yellow Coat
I haven’t had
David Rivard
Poem Beginning with a Line from Levis
As if we’re put on the earth to forget the ending,
Gabriella R. Tallmadge
Weather Report
These white stripes of day achieve
Grace Cavalieri
Country of Other Arrangements and Spinach Salad
I used to be neatly folded, sound
Angela Ball
Pensé Que Estabas Muerto
but your deaths existed the nights you didn’t come home.
Jules Jacob
Looking Back on My Libido
It wasn’t love; it wasn’t even sex—
Hilde Weisert
The Authentic Galleries
Begin again. Begin with the wound.
G.C. Waldrep
take heed, hazard
what could it have been
nicole v basta
Hurricane: Hera | Squall: Echo
You never hear of Ixion, tied to a revolving wheel,
Ange Mlinko
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