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Keith HigginbothamHow Late is Thenthumbtack hysterics:blue stars, fast foods fly...
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Elmedin KadricAfter Fernando AguiarIII+IIIElmedin Kadric is a widely published minimalist/haiku poet writing out of Helsingborg, Sweden. His first collection, buying time (2017), was published by Red...
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Vernon FrazerPaying Forward on Creditdominion hurlersarch their shaking asphaltgrudging derelict dismay its patent smear breaking an aching placebobefore the crust shiftshook the lantern patterns...
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Jeff BagatoGravy Pillsgravy gravy pills of gravygravy capsules silver lininglining up for gravy capsulesfairy capsulesmermaid capsulesunicorn harpy centaur capsuleswizard capsules gravy pillswizard...
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Olivier SchopferBrompton (cont'd)Olivier Schopfer lives in Geneva, Switzerland. He likes to capture the moment in haiku and photography. His work has appeared in anthologies, and numerous online and...
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AG DavisBorn in Lubbock, Texas in 1984, AG Davis is a sound poet, author, performance artist and composer who resides in Jacksonville, Florida. previous page    ...
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Kyle HemmingsI Married a Circus Life#1a flying trapeze of lovethe circus breaks you.i resign myself to a porcelain pink doll of Annie Oakleymissing a foot,to my flame-swallowing beliefsthat always burn...
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d'Ores&Deja In Two MindsMy resolve, my failing and my second-handwavering in the face of your convictions. Mind CurrentsHow...
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Dave ReadPoem with a Line from William Blake“You never know what is enoughunless you know what is more than enough,”my teenage son claims while stuffingan eighth piece of pizza into his mouth.With a...
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Clara B. JonesA Review of Marosa di Giorgio's I Remember NightfallI Remember NightfallMarosa di GiorgioTranslated by Jeannine Marie PitasUgly Duckling Presse, 2018318 pp$22 (paper)"As a rule a father...
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Simon Perchik*Though only two survived, each eyeis homesick for the othersstill fingertips, unable to go onare fanning out as darknessbefore it becomes hillsidecarried off with this small stonefor...
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David J Kellytoo good to be trueI woke up this morning with the distinct impression that I hadn’t actually woken up at all. The world was trying too hard to please me; a bright sun illuminated autumnal...
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Thomas Fink & Maya D. MasonREMAINSWe wished her a long,fruitful engagementthough she was not dressedfor such an announcement.“Communicationis the answer andthe question.”Opaque registry...
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Thomas FinkGOAD 21Meek horizons reek. The broom bristles at a vegan chain smoker whose sappy sapience rides no farther than word of a buxom anorexic cheerleader child. More’s gleaned with sound off....
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Paul IlechkoSide Effects of GravityThe first thing that was it’s odd but drinking in overwhelmed by that emanates elsewhere and manipulated on the patio are blithely in the bleach you need to the...
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Luis Cuauhtémoc BerriozábalThe Grass GrowsThe grass grows from a blade to many blades, four, ten,one more, forseasons andseasons. Grassand its green,on the earth,curved blades, largeand small, grassand...
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Charles Wilkinsonsejournant— always the flit room to room skipthe light not renewed& the moon, its leasedispelled to blue bailing out - charm’s movement the view unfixed: the window is to jump down...
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