14 Sep Fallen To Earth by Sandy McPherson Carrubba Geary

Posted at 09:00h in Poem of the Week, Publications

I see my father’s shovel
bounce off the garden soil.
And watch brown mud ooze
from the open wound.

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07 Sep louisiana emergency evacuation map by Henry Goldkamp

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we need people
to chew their food with their mouths open.we need people
to punch it.

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31 Aug The Power Went Out For Three Days by Julio Montalvo Valentin

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and no one died.
and the bodegas fed everyone.
and we used the supplies for Y2K.

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24 Aug I Never Figured Out How to Get Free by Donika Kelly

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The war was all over my hands.
I held the war, and I watched them
die in high definition. I could watch

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17 Aug Sons of Achilles by Nabila Lovelace

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If I think like the boy I take into me, then I know why>
the blood appears. I am an apprentice in a city named
Kiss the Hands Who Kill

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10 Aug in flux by Sage Enderton

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always meeting too late too early
too blonde too much stuff packed
into the back of your car.

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03 Aug Herring Run by Scott W. Williams

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Laying the bike on the bank,
the boy walked in the puddles muddied
by the stream in Gamblers Woods.

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27 Jul Crossing Harvard Yard by Olga Karman (1940-2025)

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Speck of life
how deep you burrowed all fall.

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20 Jul A Brief History of the Midwest by Andrew Grace

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History is really the history of thistle.

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13 Jul Quiet as Thunderbolts by Kenzie Allen

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And I kept it from you like a kill,
my name, my legacy, my shoulder
chip and the small hollow beneath

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