Glass Poetry Press

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Volume Two Issue Three

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Masthead

Nanette Rayman Rivera:
hope

Lois Marie Harrod:
The sunlight has never heard of trees

Kimberly E. Ruth:
The Art of Clamming

Jee Leong Koh:
I see I am the last man drinking in the bar

Kerry Trautman:
Candi's Pontiac

Stewart Florsheim:
The Turning

Jenn Blair:
Town Skirts

Laurie Barton

Traveling in America

Two Dutch girls joke about the waddling marshall, how slowly he patrols the aisle. Their safety in the hands of a man addicted to donuts and Cheetos, the ones sold at the airport, sold everywhere to the uninsured, to patriots who barely read. That night, on the motel TV, salesclerks and dental hygienists compete for a single rose. The Gideon Bible, tucked in a drawer, swears love for these people whose dreams are so tiny compared to the lies they believe.

Roberta Feins:
Taking Leave

Carolee Sherwood:
the ferocity of temporary things

Jee Leong Koh:
In the cloister, in the Temple of the Sacred Fountain

Derek Pollard:
Once Ago

Jenn Blair:
When a Syracuse Winter Ends

Anne Champion:
Lepidoptery

Shivani Sivagurunathan:
World

Laurie Barton:
Traveling in America

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