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Susan Rich

Time Initially, lilac Sundays at the arboretum,with a red-winged blackbird. Then Jon walks me homeneighborhoods out of his way. Romance novels and some years later, sex—then space...

Katharine Whitcomb

Jupiter in Retrograde October through early February, the horoscope saidthere will be second guessing what is already known. Intuition should be balanced with the rational mind...

Sean Thomas Dougherty

The beautiful words inside the hand I hold, words like carpal bones, the small digits In the wrist that connect the arm, as the handTurns slightly...

Frances Klein

What Remains after Han Vanderhart Not the bowling alley. Not Videl Video.Not the Five & Dime, back wall lined with aquariums, goldfish and guppies who ignore the...

Taylor Hamann Los

Devotion Let the rains come when they will. Let them fillthe copper tub, an oasis forgotten in the garden& remembered in a flash of passion. Let...

Ben Cooper

Mayfly “I’m trying to learn about staying.” -Sarah Brockhaus On the shore—the other     one—no one is listening. The spring     almost failed us again, too timid     to make hush of the leaves. We can...

Harley Chapman

Small Sacrament I recite the psalm of collective holdings, spell your name in hunger pains & lines of wax-spill down my back. Three star-shaped bruises on my sternum appear...

Steven O. Young Jr.

3 o'clock I want to tell you all about the lonesome figure dancing on the edge of my eye, but when I turn, I see you ’ve fallen off, too. Steven O. Young Jr....

Elinor Ann Walker

Cistern In every raindrop,a ghost. In every ghost,a throat, emptied. What drains:a body, tide by tide—appetite,then thirst. Air scissors throughto trickle. Her current runsthrough me, then salt in my mouth, ears.In every...

Cecille Marcato

Raveling and Unraveling Are the Same Thing Most mothers know, will tell you When you see a thread don’t pull;will show you: First tie a...

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