If we consider all things well we can see the marvelous in it: […]
Ryan Gunn
Today I am a spoon among forks. Yesterday I was a fork among knives. Sometimes I am the […]
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Love went to the bodega and said, look, Both of us are products of the cold night air. […]
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Kiss the joy as it flies, William Blake Deus ex machina is not going to happen. I […]
Loomings by Barbara Mossberg
A story is told of a Western businessman who had lived a number of years in Iran and, […]
The F in Parsi by Teddy Jefferson
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Life Without Furniture by Sharon McDermott
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1. Sex is expectant. Run the words together—sex, pectin—as in that which binds. (The skeleton.) 2. You two. […]
Piecemeal by Billie Tadros
You came & went, veins full Of dark honey. You wanted A road you could sink knee deep […]
Overdose by Jo Sarzotti
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When I encountered Maggie Smith’s poetry manuscript The Well Speaks of its Own Poison, winner of Tupelo Press’ […]
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The Catfish, the Fish That Lives on the Bottom The catfish, a fish that lives on the bottom […]