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ON READING PESSOA by Laura Davenport

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Some fictitious village burns on the page, defeated Persians in a huddle and Pessoa describes their...
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FOOLISHNESS by Cynthia Grier Lotze

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8 years ago

When you want to be the only owner of something, keep the way to get it a secret. Start with...
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THE DIVERS OF CHEJU by Allison Funk

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8 years ago

At dawn the rocks are black with divers. Under the sun’s dull coin, in mussel-dark rubber and masks...
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NEWBORN by Tina Raye Dayton

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8 years ago

She licks the petal edge of her lips and kicks with easy joy in the peach morning light, exclaiming...
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PILGRIMAGE by James O'Neill Miller

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8 years ago

Bells angels my mom would say walking into Saint Peter’s cold breath. It was strange to me, the...
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WHAT THE DEAD DO by Katy Richey

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8 years ago

A daughter planned her sister’s birthday. A lawyer laid out clothes for the morning. Lovers painted...
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THINGS SPANISH JOE LEARNED FROM SALOME ABOUT PLAYING...

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8 years ago

Clave You don’t need to play the clave. You need to hear it, you need to feel how it fits...
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chinatown by Cliff Lynn

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9 years ago

we called my cousin gideon “buddy,” I guess because no one wants to be called gideon. buddy was six...
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REUNION AT MANASSAS by David Keplinger

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9 years ago

The 88th once lorded here, The decks of their white tents Chunked with mud. And down a ladder back...
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WHAT I HAD by Kelli Stevens Kane

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9 years ago

what I had to have what I had to have taken what I had to have taken from me what I had to have...
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THE SOUND OF ST. MARY'S CITY by Fred Joiner

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9 years ago

for Dr. Michael Glaser, Sekou Sundiata and Lucille Clifton What does my DC bop and sway...
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FADE TO BLACK by Teri Ellen Cross Davis

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9 years ago

Only now can pixels completely capture the mulatto ancestors born in Virginia, the freedmen of...
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The Low County Magazine by Cyrus Cassells

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9 years ago

It’s a rousing dream that mirrors the schoolhouse glory of these days alongside you in the Low...
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Buddha Said “Everything Comes Out of Nothing” by...

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9 years ago

Every letter of “n…o….t…h…i….n…g” holds to itself strictly, as if Silence were its queen, in a...
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IT NEVER GETS EASIER by Abigail Beckel

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9 years ago

IT NEVER GETS EASIER The poplars, stupid with brittleness, hang huge over our house. In the black...
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My Inheritance by Saida Agostini

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9 years ago

MY INHERITANCE is a genetic freak lineage blossoming hyperactive cells growing in the dark,...
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New Edition, Delaware Poetry Review

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9 years ago

JUST-RELEASED ISSUE OF DELAWARE POETRY REVIEW GUEST EDITED BY SARAH BROWNING OF SPLIT THIS ROCK The...
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MY DAUGHTER TURNS 18 by Michael Glaser

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9 years ago

I’m going to sleep on Jonathan’s boat tonight” She announces.... And what is my role now...
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TRANSFIGURATION BETWEEN THE GRAVES by Carmen Calatayud

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9 years ago

Arlington Cemetery I cup the flame in my watery palms. It doesn't smell like burning...
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HOT PRIESTS by Sarah Browning

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9 years ago

The calendar hangs on every souvenir stall in Rome, beside Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck circling...