03 Sep The Counselor By Judith Slater

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How fortunate to go to a room, a pleasant room
with windows opening on fir trees,

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27 Aug A Hastening Countdown from Infinity By George Grace

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Pick a point and live or die by it.
Birth death graduation
call it this moment or that

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20 Aug Children Listen

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It turns out however that I was deeply
Mistaken about the end of the world

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13 Aug ASTERISM by Ae Hee Lee

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Today too, the sky arches
in faithful trajectory and
even when there's no eye
to keep it company, it unfurls
stars for the season.

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06 Aug from THE MOAN WILDS by Caroline Rayner

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Baby, I want to say resplendent. I have no idea. I want to say exalt it. I want to say turn it. According to this part of the sky. No music,

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30 Jul Negative Money by Lillian-Yvonne Bertram

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So delirious from drought
my town went singing
to seeds.

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23 Jul gorge by W.T. Joshua

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hawks cast ravenous black
into the river shimmers

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16 Jul I Stood Outside by Ana Božičević

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I stood outside love’s door
Afraid of what I’d find

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09 Jul The Second O of Sorrow by Sean Thomas Dougherty

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Somehow, I am still here, long after
transistor radios, the eight-tracks my father blared

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02 Jul Two Sonnets from Periodic Boyfriends by Drew Pisarra

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Did you know when aliens walk this earth,
they travel alone, and rarely in pairs,
because they can’t find a soul mate who cares
on the cosmic level.

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