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CONTRIBUTORS:

Jon Cone

and the heart-ache
that occupies the land is yours alone in hope. – {from} YOU ARE NOT LATE, IT IS ONLY THE PRELUDE THAT PLAYS

person Jon Cone, four poems

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Adam Hughes

Tonight the fugitive gods limp
away, – {from} Kemper Street Hymns

person Adam Hughes, four poems

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Leanne Drapeau

the body broken,
poured out. – {from} love has all its teeth intact

person Leanne Drapeau, three poems

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Agnieszka Mauch

I can’t
move my arms enough to create a
notion of the sea – {from} FURTHER DISRUPTIONS

person Agnieszka Mauch, two poems

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Amelia Kester

I will find
the soft people – {from} BLACKBERRIES

person Amelia Kester, one poem

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Brian Dawson

…sway against forgotten statues
until all that is left is the sibilance of old secrets. – {from} Nine

person Brian Dawson, four poems

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Ed Churchouse

…mute blue comma,
w/ tiny, turned off
fullstop eyes,
you force
me caesura early
in the walking
home from work. – {from} Dead Bird

person Ed Churchouse, four poems

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Jill Chan

I haven’t thought of the day.

I am only in it. – {from} Dew Light

person Jill Chan, three poems

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REVIEWS:

of They Were Bears by Sarah Marcus:

They Were Bears – poems – Sarah Marcus

of Set To Music A Wildfire by Ruth Awad:

Set to Music a Wildfire – poems – Ruth Awad

of Calling A Wolf A Wolf by Kaveh Akbar:

Calling a Wolf a Wolf – poems – Kaveh Akbar

of Many Full Hands Applauding Inelegantly by Darren C Demaree:

Many Full Hands Applauding Inelegantly – poems – Darren C Demaree

of Imagine Not Drowning by Kelli Allen:

Imagine Not Drowning – poems – Kelli Allen