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Issue 155
Winter / Spring 2019
Monday, January 14, 2019
Poetry
Patience
Tina Chang
Poetry
Prophecy
Tina Chang
Poetry
Paternity
Dustin Pearson
Poetry
Madwoman Ghazal
Lena Khalaf Tuffaha
Poetry
"Three Demons": Sanki Series II
Sanki Saitō
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Ryan C. K. Choi
Poetry
Wade Park V.A.
Bruce Weigl
Poetry
Watching my Great-Uncle Shave, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, circa 1954
Bruce Weigl
Poetry
At a Car Wash in Little Rock
Bruce Weigl
Poetry
Tell Them Everything (For CF)
Bruce Weigl
Poetry
Lost in Beijing
Bruce Weigl
Poetry
Airlifted in to Do a Poetry Gig, I Stumble over My Midwestern Roots
Jan Clausen
Poetry
As If the Shirt Were Standing Up Straight, Hand Raised
John McCarthy
Poetry
Scared Violent Like Horses
John McCarthy
Poetry
Edible
Danusha Laméris
Poetry
A Practice of Gestures
Alysse McCanna
Poetry
On Being Noticed
Raymond Antrobus
Poetry
California // Matter // Conspiracy
McKenzie Chinn
Poetry
Birds
Elvira Basevich
Poetry
Truce
Brian Komei Dempster
Poetry
Wakened by Crows
Fleda Brown
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