Glass Poetry Press

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Volume Three Issue Two

Cover

Masthead

Sara Henning:
Adolescence

Edward Byrne:
Fishing Boats in Afternoon Light

Laura E. Davis:
Missing

M.J. Iuppa:
Eavesdropping

Davide Trame:
Gout

Chas Hoppe:
Coda

Jennifer Wong:
The Last Monologues

Sharlene W.N. Teo:
End Games

Lois Marie Harrod:
Marlene Mae Likens Her Mother to Omega

Michael James Gossett:
The Pensacola Beach Pier

Justin Dodd

The Accident

There's an anchor on my arm, three-days' growth on my face. I have a taste for the fist and the split lip. I'm a man. I still cannot care for myself. I give my real name. Coo: What's not remembered is not — ; consider our matched set. I'm driving into you. I'm wrecking. I'm calling this love. The charges'll be felony. The spinning police lights prelude an ambulance. You lose — sky through spring trees — a moment without word. Six more yellows and I'm brave.

Grace Marie Grafton:
Vivid

Justin Dodd:
The Accident

John C. Mannone:
The Pines of Maunabo

Sara Henning:
Little Match Girl

Glenn Ashley Paterson:
Inside Elizabeth

Luanne Castle:
Focus

Jessica Barrog:
Pedophile

Robert Hastings:
The Meaning of It

Caitlin Mackenzie:
The Dive

Cyndle Plasted Rials:
Out of Water Fashioned

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