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Dana Henry Martin – Write This (Death is blood seeping …)
Francine Witte’s Some Distant Pin of Light, Reviewed by David E. Poston
Amanda J. Bradley – Rehab Homework #3: Vulnerability
Sally Ashton – Pastoral
Erica Goss’s Landscape with Womb and Paradox, Reviewed by Rebecca Patrascu
Teresa Dzieglewicz’s Something Small of How to See a River, Reviewed by Vivian Wagner
Leonard Gontarek’s Ain’t No Angel Gonna Greet Me, Reviewed by Lee Rossi
Daniela Buccilli – Not an Elegy
Heidi Seaborn – Almost Like Dying
Richard Peabody – Witch Hazel
Jeannine Hall Gailey – Revontulet
Christopher Shipman’s Mortar, Reviewed by Brian Fanelli
George Franklin’s A Man Made of Stories, Reviewed by Robert Fillman
Marilyn A. Johnson – To Rest Here
Lisa Higgs – April Showers
Jeffrey Little – Speak, Memory
Liyah Kinsler – Cardamom
Abby E. Murray – My Daughter Explains the New World
Zachariah Claypole White – The Angel Reflects on the Afterlife
Mary Gilliland – Expect the Ants
Dan Rosenberg – November 6, 2024
Amy Small-McKinney – Beautiful and Longing to be Known, Amsterdam and Belgium
Matthew E. Henry – when asked if, as a veteran teacher, I’ve gotten used to it
Zachary Kluckman – Chiaroscuro
Jared Smith – The Alleys of Home
Connie Post – Scuba Diver
Tim Suermondt – History Is Lazy Today
Alexis Rhone Fancher – Orbit
Chad Weeden – Mint Hill—Late for the Reading
Brandon C. Spalletta – When We Were Younger
Jan Beatty – Watershed
Molly Fisk – As if it weren’t enough to bear
Bruce Weigl – Some Speculation on the Grief of Cats
Francesca Bell – Leavening Agents
Chante Wolf – Monkey Hands
Elisabeth Adwin Edwards – Boreas