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Two Poems by Yona Harvey
GINGIVITIS, NOTES ON FEAR I hesitate invoking that doubled emptiness: open— my daughter’s mouth in the bathroom mirror— not her first vanity but first blood inkling she tastes & smoothes with her tongue.
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Three Poems by Craig Morgan Teicher
REGRET Beckoned by the things you’d go back for but can’t, you push on, dragging the past behind like a vestigial tail, out of use but undeniably a living part of you, the thing, really, by which you define yourself: lizardo, can-kicker, backward-glancer tripping over a ripple in the road…
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TWO POEMS by Megan Peak
—In your bed, I lie open to all the ways you have me: husked, sown, ruined. You hover above, right hand burgeoning like a mushroom, white, trembling. Outside the pine seeds slip from their cones, plummet toward the ground. After you strike, I don’t try
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