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Volume Five Issue One

Cover

Masthead

William Page:
How the Dead Fish

Jenny Morse:
February 24th

Donald Illich:
The Door Marked Emergency

Sarah Yasin:
The Emperor's Traveling Shoes

Garth Pavell:
Don't Just See the Tree in the Broccoli

Kathleen Geyer:
Prosphora

Brian J. Hobbs:
Fat Boy and the Age of Progress

Marc Nair:
Glass

Joan McNerney:
Rendezvous

Peycho Kanev:
And tomorrow

Joan McNerney

Neptune's Coquette

My toes throb over hard pebbles. Waters slip over slim ankles. Should I stand shivering or go swim? Lose my footprint? Off I run, falling over myself a mug of salty cider. This wave an insecure bed. Seaweed pillow. Carried by moon to an abyss. The floor of my mansion is not tidy. I shall have sponges for lunch. Ride with seahorses perhaps. On the far shore, my gigantic lover smiles, kisses of surf. We thread soft waters while sunshine dresses us in golden sequins.

Ryan Ragan:
roadtrip

Brian J. Hobbs:
Anne Sexton, You and Me and This — (A Poem in Which Sex Ends in Death)

Dave Fraundorfer:
Drinking in the New Zealand Rain

Joan McNerney:
Neptune's Coquette

Christine Reilly:
Seven Sacraments

Sandy Longhorn:
Autobiography as Muscle Memory

Kathleen Kirk:
The Human Community

Jenny Morse:
May 2nd

Austin McCarron:
Landscape of Reason

Zoe Dzunko:
Honeysuckle

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