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The Mystery
The mystery of our time
Alicia Ostriker
A VARIATION | MY MOTHER BEFORE SHE DIED | HART CRANE
Why ask to know, twin and neighbor,
William Louis-Dreyfus
Early Explorers Sometimes Carried Watermelons Instead of Canteens & Close Your Eyes
Ever cut open a watermelon
Katharine Rauk
Just Before Sunset in December
It must have something to do with the angle of the earth
Ed Meek
I’m Nothing
close to a Zen scholar,
Christopher Buckley
Paper
Damned if I’ll be the woman who collects mass produced throw pillows counts her
Jane Springer
Threnody and Sylvia Plath
The train coach, Jean—empty except for you,
David Wojahn
What, Me?
When we’re in a car together I worry we’ll die and the world will lose its role models.
Maureen Seaton
GHAZAL 4
How sullen we’ve become in the belly of the empire;
Deema K. Shehabi
Bear and the Crows
So many in the winter trees they caw
David Huddle
Steer’s Head Triptych
the cowboy cut, the wrangler,
Miles Waggener
Sign Language I & II translated by Kareem Abu-Zeid
It’s not that I
Olivia Elias
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