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Double Sonnet Ending in New Testament
This poem is meant to have the make and model
Erika Meitner
Virginia Woolf: Three Fragments (1910)
i.How much must we carry with us? Must we bear the souls of errand boys, drovers, butchers in bloody smocks, the
Campbell McGrath
A Brief Portfolio
I remembered one day when I was new to that part of the city
Jessica Greenbaum
Glare
It just goes so fast,
Rae Armantrout
I’m a Witch!
It is standard for women
Christopher Crawford
Two poems by Krystyna Lenkowska translated from Polish by Cecilia Woloch
When I was young
Krystyna Lenkowska
WORDS IN THE WOODS
All the words that have been spoken here
Alberto Rios
Arf
At the stoplight in Dogleg children swept metal
Peter Jay Shippy
The Afterlife of Breath
My father dead on the gurney
Stewart Moss
On Breathing and Not Breathing—The Sequence
Once, a man stopped breathing
Suzanne Lummis
August 3rd
After twenty horrific minutes, I think she
Ron Smith
A Nun to be Named
I’ve been thinking about the nun who wouldn’t let me pee in fifth grade.
Peter Johnson
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