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I’LL CALL YOU THIS AFTERNOON,
I’ll call you nowhere, now
Angie Estes
On a Version of “Lady with Lapdog” | Synch
How clever, to leave out all the articles, thereby suggesting their story, their plight, were less a story than a portrait
Steve Bradbury
The Peripheral Position of the Sun
A young woman roars, laughs, splashes the face of a young man, nears the shore where the blinking lights of fireflies
Marilyn Hacker
Two Poems
My nearsighted eye is for splinters, the threading of needles,
James Richardson
Soft Song
Nothing about you is soft,
Marilyn Kallet
The Wayfarer
When the wings of the triptych are open as
Linda Gregerson
Dentist, Mexico, 1959
The room was big, not small.
Alberto Rios
Head of a Woman with the Horns of a Ram
I used to curse the sidewalk ice
Katie Hartsock
Mid-March
If, when I sit here in my study
Stewart Moss
Agnus Dei, Winslow Wants a Gun, Omega Street
The shearer’s come horse-back from Solo –
Joseph Bathanti
For a Theophoric Figure
Strange how first things dawn on us
Peter Cole
Olympia
The ancient Greeks knew how to pick out a sacred spot,
Barbara Hamby
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