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THE ARTIST’S HANDS BY ALAN CATLIN

Hepworth’s hands when young: a study in black and white like Georgia O’s, supple and lean, fine lines in plaster, later cast in bronze.   Alan Catlin has published dozens of chapbooks and full-length books on a wide variety...

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ROMANCING THE WAITRESS BY JAMES WASHINGTON

She is at your favorite diner, & Denny’s & Steak Haus, & 99 Restaurant, enthusiastic, scritch-scratching an old-school note pad with a smile at every request. Subtly Estée Laudered, she leans in tight and says, Hon,...

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IINCREMENTS BY ALLISON JENSEN

I learned to count my breath instead of years, to live by increments the body keeps— a pulse, a pause, the courage to stay here when silence hums too loudly to be sleep. The world prefers a cleaner narrative: the healed, the...

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TRUE WINTER BY JENNIFER GURNEY

last day of November only 21 degrees out sweater over flannel over pajamas two space heaters pulled in from the garage got coffee blanket cat on my lap what will I do when true winter descends   Jennifer Gurney lives in...

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27 IS EVERYWHERE BY JENNIFER GURNEY

on a day when I’m looking for signs 27 is everywhere on street signs the entire drive home from my grief support group and the temperature has been exactly 27 for literally all day I see you I hear you I feel you it makes...

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KEY LIME PIE BY JENNIFER GURNEY

I can still taste the last key lime pie I made for us the crunch of the crust the tang of the filling the sweet in each bite like you sweet with the salty if you know what I mean will I ever make another key lime pie without you...

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PERSIFLAGE BY LOIS MARIE HARROD

Light as light bantering milkweed feather brushing kettle drum parakeet nuzzling cuttlebone that afternoon in St. Mark’s Square and no one recognized us no, no one noted or noticed our chaff.   Lois Marie Harrod’s l9th...

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MAYBE I AM CLUELESS BY DAMON YEARGAIN

She said I was obtuse. “That’s not fair!” I snapped. I wasn’t sure what it meant, but based on past arguments, my guess was it was her fancy-schmancy way of calling me clueless. “You can walk into the bathroom right now and...

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