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ISO by Sophie Klahr
wanted: a width, a girth. vessel me, burden me, break me into bearing: take this sluice to be swollen, worn, heavy in gait, o give me a heft to hold…
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FOUR POEMS by Rebecca Hazelton
HOMEWRECKERS Say hi to California for me. Say hi to lovely weather. I hear your movie is a good one. Your movie is a winner. Say good morning to the good girl beside you. Say hello to good decisions. The bread and the toast it becomes. The sweet unction of jam and the dull…
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EVEN AS YOU TELL ME OF THE HORSES by Ama Codjoe
The number of nights I’ve spent alone crowd the grass like fallen green apples. They are years spotted, bruised, and wasting. Not a spell or a season, but a lifetime—a good life with a brick house, libraries, a surprise party for my thirty-third birthday, leather boots, Fela Kuti, and mercy dressed in my…
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