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Night Party
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by Kapka Nilan The B&B room fridge breathes heavily, in and out, in and out, tidal waves rising away …
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Beyond the Break
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by Liz deBeer Limping to the ocean’s edge, my broken foot’s worried, wondering if the podiatrist would approve, but …
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A Poem Not About Me
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by Karl Michael Iglesias If we wait through the radiators, spillingwarm secrets like neighbors,our familiar bones will catch their …
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Radiance
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by Susan Grimm Beautiful girls stayed home with the meatloaf. Slipped out of their heart-shaped necklines, the crush of organza …
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Where the Orchard Ends
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by David Anson Lee Apples split the ground,sweetness bruised by frost.Mist gathers where your laughter once stood,thinner now, but …
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Instructions from an Owl at Dusk
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by David Anson Lee We arrange our livesaround what we can name:cooling coffee,the clock’s small insistence.But the real workhappens …
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What the Ocean Keeps
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by David Anson Lee Before dawn, the beachholds its breath.Waves lift pale light from the horizonand leave behind sea …
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Mutation
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by Savannah Slone I’m not here to write about cicadas, but I’m glad you are because they’re my favorite …
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At the end of the street, a bird
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by Anne Yarbrough hidden in magnolia floated a note out of reach above the street— I could not …
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The Hollyhocks Are Blooming
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by Jessica Willingham I want to crawl inside Georgia O’Keefe’s tunic, smell paint and Santa Fe, hot-bake desert sun, …
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