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Vortex Street
I tied my hands behind me so I won’t hurt you.
Page Hill Starzinger
The Palm Reader & Fire Horse
These blithe lines
Ekiwah Adler-Belendez
in common and gentrify
My neighbor Steve is one of these lawn guys, with an engined solution for every yard flaw.
Sarah Dunphy-Lelii
Even the Gun Does Not Want to be a Gun
It denies the polish
Juan Felipe Herrera
IT IS STILL BEAUTIFUL TO HEAR THE HEART BEAT*
It's 3 AM. The crows on one leg or none are already starving for infant nests. A few leaves hang on
Margo Berdeshevsky
Three poems translated from the Polish by Piotr Florczyk
At night we stood together on guard,
Anna Świrszczyńska
AFTER THUNDERSTORMS IN OKLAHOMA
The sky becomes sickly,
Hala Alyan
The Third Sequence: Time
Ribbon
Kimiko Hahn
AT THE SLEEP CLINIC
I sat in the parking lot of the sleep clinic
Chard deNiord
Three Poems from a Work in Progress
Deer in the backyard, Schubert’s ninth
David Lehman
Hogmanay, Edinburgh
Past the iron fence on Princes Street
Stewart Moss
Old Man Swimming
When the Old Man of the Sea shapeshifting on the bottom
Tom Sleigh
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