Category Archives: Poetry
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Notes on the Micros
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When it comes to Micros, we’re not the only game in town. And thank goodness. We have to decline an …
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Currency
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by DS Maolalai river’s alive. trout all overwriggling, silver as coins.as old money – punts –stags and other animals.do …
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The Gift
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by Judith Fox Do you know who I am? I asked him. Unable to find my name,my husband burrowedthrough …
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The Time Will Come When You Shall See
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by Terri Drake what the hummingbird sees: world as blur, body as fragile,heart the fluttering of wings,love hovering, body …
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on unlikely teams & broken s(t)eams
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by Jen Schneider the gal on lane eight wears a pink chiffon gown. neither prom nor traditional digs her …
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It Took Courage For My Disowned Mother To RSVP Yes To Uncle’s Wedding
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by Eliot Li Mother bounces around to “The Humpty Dance,” throws punches at the air in front of Uncle. …
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Sand Dollar
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by Julia Watson Returning, she hugs the weeksback into our skin,places apologies in the dunes of our palms: brittleocean …
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Notes on the Poetry Selections
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Sometimes, quick as a slip, memory deposits us in a place we have not visited in years. I like to …
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An earth, a leash
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by Daisy Bassen It’s been impossible to name the fox kits,Though we’ve tried, impossible to recognizeWhich one has just …
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Accidents
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by Megan Carlson The sea monkeys were dead. The ones Dad’s girlfriend bought. An accident, Grandma said. The vacuum …
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