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Poetry

  • To the Cicada (from the Greek of Meleager of Gadara)

    Julie Steiner
  • Senryu at Zion National Park

    Pedro Poitevin
  • Left-Handed Sonnet for My Future Absence

    Pedro Poitevin
  • From First Fall and Other Dreams

    Pedro Poitevin
  • Odysseus’ Last Return to Ithaca

    Pedro Poitevin
  • The End of the Age of Singing

    Niall Campbell
  • Narcissus

    R. Nemo Hill
  • Crowd Control

    Sunil Iyengar
  • Out of the Box

    Sunil Iyengar
  • Assurances

    Sunil Iyengar
  • Regarding the Wreck

    T. O. Brandon
  • Yangtze Gorge

    Nida Sophasarun
  • She’s A Maniac

    Nida Sophasarun
  • Better Than Life! Not Life! And Still, Life!

    Tristram Fane Saunders
  • The Wanderer, Having Escaped Hell, Meets the Balladeer on the Moon

    Shane McCrae
  • After Vermeer

    Sean McDowell
  • The Horses of Parmenides

    Rachel Hadas
  • The Moth

    Morri Creech
  • Aristotle’s Table, Plato’s Chair

    Morri Creech
  • Women’s Work

    Maya Venters
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