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Study in Black & White, 2 Mixed media on clayboard, 5x5” by Mickey Bond Santa Fe Literary Review 55
Skowhegan for Robert Creeley by Audrey Powers I. Light moves slowly over the East Coast while a humid note shatters like lightningblue cold paint in the studios. II. Barn doors open revealing a wooden chair that waits for words to form the spider webs that accumulate among the corners. III. Mosquitoes suck dry at veins that run out of milk while a Luna Moth delicately lands on the skin of mildew. IV. Blue “low-rider,” a banana seat bike sails down a muddy hill while fear of duck’s itch prevents swimming nakedly in the lake. V. First Circus Balloons, tied to tiny braids, attempting to float away; In the middle of a circus, a sad clown spins plates on top of poles VI. Con Amor Fresco Grinding pigment, making love as your hand holds onto the smooth handle of a glass müller. 56 Santa Fe Literary Review
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Page 5 and 6: Shell Carol Denson 60 Contemplating
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Page 61 and 62: Shell by Carol Denson If held tight
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Page 65 and 66: Tracks by Kathleen Runyan I remembe
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Basement by Michael Hettich Hanging
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Whiskey Tango Foxtrot by John Davis
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Waiting by Josh Goller “So how di
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NIKE Antiques Effingham, IL, July 2
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Refugees by Tom Clayton For years,
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My Life as a Lover by Mary McGinnis
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Her Fingers by Nancy Wing Her hands
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Broken Bird by Leia Barnett Your cr
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Thank You Suzanna by Behzad Dayeny
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Colcha Treasure by H. Marie Aragón
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Monsoon Season -for Ed and Marcia W
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The Day I Lost My Mother at Ross Dr
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job, my life in Santa Fe and take c
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smiling down at her half-full dish
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holding the wheelchair handles list
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Street Sign Cong, Ire., August 2010
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the prose, the lyrical movement of
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In 2004 Logghe published a small bo
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and Publishing, 1999 • Logghe, Jo
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functional in the extreme. “Holes
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Bios Dick Altman continues to scrat
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Regina Murray Brault has twice been
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Brian Cronwall teaches English at K
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Ariel Gore is the author of seven b
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Jeanne Lohmann has five collections
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Kona Morris is the co-founder and e
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Timothy Riordan’s poems have appe
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Susan Varon is a poet, artist and I
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