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SPENCER HILL
is steep, so breathing hard we sink down into a front pew,
Annette Barnes
Called to Lapse
And straightway the father of the child cried out, and said with tears
Bruce Beasley
OVER THE MOON
Five a.m.—the soft percussion of the rain
John Brehm
Not Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening
Promises to keep, was a lie, he had nothing. Through
Jennifer Michael Hecht
Three Poems
I gave my mother
Clare Rossini
Summer circa 1967-2xxx
My mother & the other ladies
Jo-Ann Mort
safe / harbor / rehab
you said your eyes
Fred Marchant
Elegy
The breeze this morning pulls on the surface of the bay
Sally Bliumis-Dunn
Rome/Glasgow: Early March
Our favorite time to visit—cool air for all-day walking, in
Ron Smith
Three Long Years
it takes to train a sheepdog. Not all are candidates, the culling starts early.
Sarah Dunphy-Lelii
Forced March
I remembered it wrong, the scene in the film
Susan Aizenberg
The Excellent Trip
You thought you’d need a month. You thought you’d need
David Kirby
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