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C.N.P Poetry
Five Lines from Anne Sexton; There Are Morning’s; Fado
By: Neil Flatman Five Lines from Anne Sexton Shelter in Place sea fog finds little purchase on a slope from which a redwood as though...

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Jun 1, 2020
Portrait of the Arrow Puncturing Time
By: Shawn Anto rice-white sinister grin look at my face, I am not entirely disrupted I resist the process. God could not carve beauty out...

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Jun 1, 2020
The water has gathered roots; Dirty winds...; I f I f i n d y o u...
By: Kristin Withers The water has gathered roots My dear & broken heart Sea anemones are as kind as you Gorgeousness (borrowed from...

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Jun 1, 2020
lustre
By: D. Rudd-Mitchell 1, Strange, all that way, All those years ago and the most wonderful sight, from that grey desert moon, Was this...

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Jun 1, 2020
The New Swarm of Us
By: Carol Flake Chapman Like cicadas that lie underground for years Worming their way through the motions As though the air above is a...

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Jun 1, 2020
A Certain Law By Pascal
By: Jonathan Jones Summer conversation at a fountain full of perfect strangers. You can taste the marijuana in the air warmth of beer in...

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Jun 1, 2020
A LOVE SONG
By: Stella Hayes one more night to dismantle like a toy train another day to be folded up and put in a drawer a continent...

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Jun 1, 2020
Ancestors Speak: Water
By: Ariana Kramer There was a time we knew the gods pour sacred brooks and rivers out of bowls and urns. We prayed on the river’s bank,...

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Jun 1, 2020
Come on Hamburger
By: Henry Cherry I could see the soft Alpaca blanket. Chevrons running grey to white, fringed on both ends. I could see the blue twill of...

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Jun 1, 2020
A cancerous life; Crying
By: David Alexander McFarland A cancerous life It’s most like walking in summer sunshine on alga-slippery rocks knee-high in a fast...

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Jun 1, 2020
Dollhouses; Trees Are Poets
By: Adriana Morgan Dollhouses We live in a dollhouse, so perfectly designed to fit our hopes and dreams. The moon blinks her glazed...

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Jun 1, 2020
Wordshaper
By: Clif Mason swirls sounds round on her tongue & trout jump in a cold stream. Infatuated with day, she says still & everything becomes...

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Jun 1, 2020
Remember The Alamo?
By: Gerard Sarnat Well you maybe vaguely recall third grade history but definitely for sure still can see in your mind John Wayne movie...

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Jun 1, 2020
GLACIAL
By: Joe Volpe Suddenly your eyes sharpen, forehead furrowed like folds of hills carved by glacial waters. I’m reminded of trivia nights...

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Jun 1, 2020
Glass
By: David Colodney And next week I’ll ask you the same question again even though you told me last week not to always ask when you’d be...

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Jun 1, 2020
Spring Semester, AD 2012
By: Eric Bodlak In January, we watched Flight 2379 spirit him up into the choppy grey, until even the bright-white of the tailborne LEDs...

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Jun 1, 2020
maldiciones de odio y amor en los tiempos de mierda
By: Marcy Rae Henry i’m writing her a poem about an alchemical tale i was told in Egypt a scarab pushes bolitas de mierda down the...

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May 16, 2020
Chicken Bones; Wrecked; Wretched
By: Sam Blauw Chicken Bones Chicago fades in honest shades pressed violets and pressed bruises we’re wholesome as broken vows dizzy...

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May 16, 2020
Suite: Dreams
By: Peter Junker 1. A WHITE COLLAR LIFE The welfare of the workers has been put In my hands after my leadership skills We're recognized...

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May 16, 2020
THAT THERE IS SOMETHING I SHOULD REMEMBER TO DO; POST-APOCALYPTIC CRIMES
By: Jimmy Symington IV THAT THERE IS SOMETHING I SHOULD REMEMBER TO DO I drain night for its ashes. I baptize salt to store the sun. I...

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May 16, 2020
New York State Sees Criminal: I See Brother
By: Flose Boursiquot Through the screen I see: eyes blood red lips trembling then I see him. Then, him. He speaks through tears ...

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May 16, 2020
Facada; Take it out of me; [in the night, are obvious]
By: Addison Hoggard Facada The dogs here all look like puppies, stunted grumbles behind soft eyes attached to bodies that sing years and...

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May 16, 2020
Unfixables
By: Caitlin McGillicuddy Already broken Mess one, pile two Stuffed fierce and strong. A puff of cigarette smoke Wisps then gone. You...

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May 16, 2020
When You Dance; Voodoo
By: Irwina Samara When You Dance When you dance You invent a new alphabet One that’s spoken proficiently In the African Sahara As well as...

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May 16, 2020
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