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2021 Poetry Contest

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Anna Chotlos

If The Wound Is How the Light Enters You, How Do You Heal? If the wound is a kitchen window,you must leave it open and...
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Karen Craigo

The Customs of Grief Because I’ve spent some time there,someone asked me today about griefand its customs. I thought of it thenas a line at...
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Angela Just

With Any Luck All morning I study the dialects of birds,pick up words like a tourist trying to blend in.My dictionary fails beyond who-who, tsk-tsk...
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Meghan Sterling

A Walk After Being Let Go There was a maple thick with cardinals red as applesat the park yesterday, their wings filling the empty space,their...
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Michele Parker Randall

That’s Great, It Starts with an Earthquake R.E.M. rang through our house every morning, full volume,for at least three years. The drive to get up,...
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Jen Karetnick

Post-Menopausal Love Poem That Begins with Guilt and Ends with Air Plants These days I know I don’t give you back nearly enough: a merefinger...
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Natalie Marino

What I Wanted My Mother to Say to Me as She Lay Dying That in the beginningI was a little birdbut I was not hers,that...
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Connie Post

Bound to Repeat There are atrocities in the bodymillions of skin cellssloughing off every moment we startby losing our amniotic livesleaving the placenta behindfalling into and...

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