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Dionne Irving“Be nice to her,”
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Dionne Irvinginstant later with a g
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Dionne IrvingHer eyes blurry, Pilar
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Janet McNallythe females in flight.
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Janet McNallyand I wondered what re
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Janet McNallyhome. Even the puddles
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Janet McNallyShe sighs; I always ex
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Janet McNallylast day or two, and s
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Janet McNallystretch up above the w
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Carrie Greenblends buds and stems,I
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Carrie Greeniv. FruitArranged not i
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Carrie Greeniii. ColorDo your eyes
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Carrie GreenLue Gim Gong’s Seedli
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Elizabeth Hazenfor new fire to burn
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Luke JohnsonThe View from Faulkner
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Rachel MeierCall NumberShe has take
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Rachel Meierand expressed interest
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Rachel MeierEmma’s father was a f
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Rachel Meierand rushed off to conti
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Rachel Meierhad been in 7 th grade
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Rachel Meierundergraduate student r
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Rachel Meierher to forestall any im
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Sarah NancePineappleWe get the news
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Sarah NanceTowing Co. that we never
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Sarah Nancethe sun would be setting
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Sarah Nanceyou recognize someone, t
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Sarah NanceRebecca Philips lost her
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Sarah NanceI watch June put up her
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Sarah Nancethe weather was unseason
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Peter KlineSometime Before DawnWalk
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Michael LevanYou catch your facein
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Sandy LonghornGlacial Elegy IIIWe b
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Angie MacriA field gate rusts with
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Adrian MatejkaFisticuffsJack Johnso
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J. Jason MitchellBelow the FallsLoo
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Aimee Nezhukumatathiland thrumming
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James Nolanit don’t rain in peopl
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James Nolanheaded. She wasn’t sur
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James Nolancould she have pictured
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James NolanA crash resonated from o
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James NolanDuring the next twenty m
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Shannon SweetnamMigrationAt 5 a.m.,
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Shannon Sweetnamwell-oiled barber
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Shannon SweetnamMid-morning, Rita l
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Shannon Sweetnam“But I didn’t!
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Shannon Sweetnam“Great for allerg
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Shannon SweetnamThere are rooms and
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Shannon Sweetnamride and picks her
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Shannon SweetnamOnce she gets home
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Jonathan Riceand continues on as si
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Jonathan Riceten stories high, sing
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Jonathan Riceinevitably. It might h
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Jonathan RiceBecause the waters, th
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J. Allyn Rosserwhere the feral poem
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J. Allyn Rosserhad to see them clos
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Anya SilverAt Skyline CavernsWater
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Anya SilverAnd yet, how marvelous t
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Brian SimoneauNovember: Almost New
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Brian Simoneauall along, would stay
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Brian M. BiggsLessons from VietnamT
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Brian M. BiggsLike the small crabs
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Brian M. BiggsMiss Xuân’s Revela
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Brian M. Biggsadded three more book
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Brian M. BiggsMiss Xuân and the PL
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Brian M. BiggsShe paused and stared
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Brian M. Biggs“Watched,” Mr. Ph
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Brian M. BiggsHer nephew came back
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Ryan Teitmanso we recite their name
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Ryan Teitmanto tend the sea’s orp
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Ryan Teitmanwhen sleeping lovers pu
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Mary Van DenendBut the street names
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Mary Van DenendSad to have missed t
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Ronald WallaceCatching My FatherHey
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Ronald WallaceRhetorical QuestionsW
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Josephine YuWhen We Have Lived for
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Barrie Jean Borichreciting Emily Di
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Barrie Jean BorichAdria is Paulie
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Barrie Jean BorichPOINT OF DEPARTUR
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Barrie Jean Borichtheir mothers and
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Barrie Jean Borichanymore. He won
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Barrie Jean BorichSan Pedro is not
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Ira SukrungruangNoisy NeighborIn co
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Ira SukrungruangI only knew of my n
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Ira Sukrungruangmore than a few sec
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Ira SukrungruangThe TA caught me.
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Ira Sukrungruang“I always need my
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Ira SukrungruangThe dog was sitting
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Contributors’ NotesHeidi Czerwiec
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Contributors’ Notesawarded a fell
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Contributors’ NotesReview. Her po
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Crab OrcharD SeriesIn Poetry2009 FI
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CR A A• B ORCH • RR E V I E W&S
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Cover:Four photographsby Allison Jo