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WHAT I WISH FOR by Kay Cosgrove
At the party I would stand as a statue, offering guests talking points about the Roman Ideal and that famous grace. There is more. I’d quell ambitions, have the armies stop fighting, ask for less.
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THREE POEMS by Purvi Shah
MIRA LONGS TO BE MORE THAN A BRIDE The sound of your footsteps is waterfall. Why not thrust off these bangles then?
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THE END OF LABOR by Al Maginnes
I stared through noon-shaded glass to see how we are measured against our tasks. My father and other men made sacraments of sweat, days measured in squares of dirt, lengths of wood, packets of seed.
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