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January 18, 2021

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We Would Wake Up Pink

  • Catherine Gans
  • Poetry
  • New Orleans
  • October 14
Free of that lingering itch of/ Having forgotten something/ That feeling which means/ Something is truly gone       
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Beach Time

  • Rodrigo Toscano
  • Poetry
  • New Orleans
  • October 12
I want to agree,/ but ripples over there you can see/ the white caps of a dark, purple wave
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Heat

  • Ron Riekki
  • Poetry
  • Los Angeles
  • October 10
and he’s smoking/ in his gown/ his face a heat-stroke maroon
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Note

  • John Zedolik
  • Poetry
  • Pittsburgh
  • October 10
heat will come down but cannot erase/ the knee bent heavy on the neck-bone
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Call It The Same

  • Nathan Porceng
  • Poetry
  • Washington
  • September 30
I inspect my work closely,/ for it’s mine alone to inspect.
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If God Is A Virus

  • Seema Yasmin
  • Poetry
  • California
  • September 29
God is making babies in your tender lymph nodes giggling when you prod the swollen knots
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Salami Is Your Talisman

  • Gabriella Miotto
  • Poetry
  • California
  • September 8
It penetrates your ritual afternoon nap/ and you are temporarily healed/ by this dish, with its salt
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Temperature Check

  • Marj Hogan
  • Poetry
  • Oregon, Portland
  • September 2
You wouldn’t put your hand in the fire and ask what’s wrong? to the flame.
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Afternoon Tea With God

  • Athena Nassar
  • Poetry
  • Georgia
  • August 6
God invites me to a weeping willow to apologize for the pandemic/ over a cup of tea.
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Brief Rules

  • Kent Leatham
  • Poetry
  • California
  • August 4
As soon as this Disease appears by its signs—/ Let the sick abstain from—open Air—/ The Disease will be the sooner over and less troublesome—
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We Would Wake Up Pink

Catherine Gans
New Orleans

Beach Time

Rodrigo Toscano
Los Angeles

Heat

Ron Riekki
Pittsburgh

Note

John Zedolik
Washington

Call It The Same

Nathan Porceng
California

If God Is A Virus

Seema Yasmin
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