Glass Poetry Press

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Volume Two Issue Two

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Masthead

Cameron Mount:
How to Achieve Immortality

Shannon Walsh:
Narcissus pseudonarcissus

Brent Newsom:
Adjustment

Iris Gribble-Neal:
Pay Phones and Other Archaic Artifacts like Love

Ansley Moon:
From Belgrade to Sofiya

Stephen A. Rozwenc:
now that a nonviolent revolution is truly needed

James H. Duncan:
Sláinte

Peggy Douglas:
Swinging

Fred Longworth:
Last Tree

Kirsten Hemmy:
Hawai'i Ne

Judith Skillman:
The Blackberry Hedge in Autumn

Chris Girman:
Love Poem to My Son

Ashok Niyogi:
Jim Corbett Periphery

Gale Acuff:
Amazed

Iris Gribble-Neal:
One Good Thing About Pain

Doug Ramspeck:
Snake Goddess

Lauren Scharhag:
Ash, Tallow, Candle, Flame, Soap

Xochitl-Julisa Bermejo:
Fear of Dying a Virgin

John Sibley Williams:
from And Then Like a Saber

Clare L. Martin

Winter

I will tell you of ice and dusk, of the long night we burned our love letters in a warming fire and my grandmother's bed became kindling. See my thin dress, my brittleness? I have begged leaves not to fall. Trees harsh as skeletons — eviscerated to black sway in white winds: a fever-dance.

Linda Leedy Schneider:
Conversations: Emergency Room

Kirsten Hemmy:
Dear Now

Michael Cherry:
Re-Incarnation

Louie Crew:
Animal Magnetism

Alice Wong:
My Palm Frond

Charlotte Seley:
super-continent

Lenore Weiss:
First Light Love

Lauren Scharhag:
O, Bury Me Not

Tetman Callis:
the compleat gentleman

Jeff Streeby:
River: Soliloquy 1

Jennifer Mooney:
After his death

Christopher Barnes:
The Minute

Paul Howarth:
White

Clyde Kessler:
Parole

Julie R. Enszer:
Jade Ring

Clare L. Martin:
Winter

Tom Gribble:
The Train's Twist of Light

Gail Rudd Entrekin:
Figure-Ground Exercise

Stephen Garbarini:
I Overcome Physics

Sheila Black:
Plaster

Tim Hunt:
Car Radio When It Seemed Late at Night (Gunsmoke)

Contributors