Poetry: Histories (Severe Thunderstorms) by Christophe Casamassima
and by sheer coincidence, I find myself—every time!—outside the Gallerie d’Orvalle
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Poetry: Cheap Beer by Nathan Lipps
We are rarely taught/to speak of it/if it hurts.
Poetry: Eblaite Cuneiform by Allison Hummel
the best words are so easy to say, you just go ha ha ha
Poetry: The anatomy of the world by Ashley Kim
that which is unspeakable/but written on the inside/of the skin, the shell
Poetry: Up You Go by Jeffrey Hermann
My wife is joking about cremation/at the surprise party and we all laugh
Poetry: Road Trip by Liane Tyrrel
We are us, arms and legs emptying a car, elongated tent poles and a thin cord stuck into car lighter, air to fill our beds.
Poetry: fin de ses jours à grand est (for Anthony Bourdain) by Scott Laudati
It was a perfect ending./To die for nothing.
Poetry: On the Origin of the Species by R.L. Maizes
a chimpanzee fishes termites with a stick/ but lacks the imagination to whip its young.
Poetry: Phantoms by Michel Krug
we plot the return orbit/ and splash down/ to invoke nostalgia
Poetry: Sudden Silence by Kurt Luchs
A certain music has stopped.
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