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I’d Vowed

Kary Wayson

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Houseboat

Emily Van Kley

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The New Science of Slippery Surfaces

Donna Spruijt-Metz

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Two Poems

Jose Hernandez Diaz

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A Summer Nap

Richard Hoffman

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Growing Up Wild

Erin Rodoni

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Two Poems

Kevin Phan

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In Translation

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Five Poems

Valerie Mejer Caso

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Four Visual Poems

Jessy Randall

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A Brief History of the Perfect Storm

John Sibley Williams

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To muse comes from a word meaning, ‘to stand with open mouth’

Sarah Ehrich

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