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Emma Conlon

Silver Sage En route to Montecatini-Terme, Federica asks us, jet-lagged and bleary eyed, if we know how to spot the olive trees speckled along the sloping countryside. Laura’s voice...

Theodora Ziolkowski

At the memory care center, the parlor resembles what was once my grandmother’s bedroombut with artificial flowers.Dixie cups swirl with pink ice cream,the coffee table...

Shira Dentz

Pulling air into a tight vortex spins into a poem, readymade. I knew nothing of how poems came to be, so willed them. Like waterspouts, they twirled...

Tom Kelly

After His Bender, My Brother Takes Me Skydiving In a few minutes, if we’ve managed to pull the parachutes, I will wrestle my brother into...

Stefanie Kirby

With Wind The curtain breathes when I give birth to death, its push from open windows: out. They mark my door with a leaf to say, There is no breath inside this...

Kristian O’Hare

And it’s only June Dusk, in Clarkdale, Arizona, an old copper mining town now hip with art galleries and wineries. At our Airbnb, we lie naked, on top...

Sarah Fawn Montgomery

Deadheading You argue the blooms still alive when we both see brittle ghosts hovering over twisted roots, translucent petals pink as the time wine stained our lips, bed an excuse to day dream...

Emily Patterson

After Two Years, the Midwife Explains pre{eclampsia—a condition comparable to milk fever in cows and dogs} which explains how my blood soared in the days after as drops of milk rivered how...

Kuhu Joshi

Romanticism I pretend my mother is not sick but resting. If you guys are feeling anxious just pray, she texts on the family WhatsApp and sends us a...

Susan L. Leary

Entertainer of the Year Before the lilac trees were cut down, there were mornings the purplish stems wrapped in tin foil could bring a person happiness. Schoolchildren made the...

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