the way Autumn almost
comes to south-facing houses
on the far side of the river,
slow along a low bank sculpted
by a late September afternoon,
from a window where you always sit,
a view from the second story
the slightly bigger picture
of the smallness of your life,
time passing not so much
as staying and settling,
the dead float of an old boat
in the leaves, the crawl
of the shadow of a hoe aslant
the garage wall, a guilty thing
in the slowness of its shame.
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Issue 52
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Editor's Note
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Poetry
- Mark Aiello
- Victoria Anderson
- Jeremy Bass
- Michael Blumenthal
- Alan Britt
- Sherry Chandler
- Regina Colonia-Willner
- Richard D. Hartwell
- RJ Hooker
- Jack Israel
- Betsy Johnson-Miller
- Roger Jones
- Marilyn McCabe
- Robert Andrew Perez
- Seth Perlow
- Glenis Gale Redmond
- Robin Richardson
- James Silas Rogers
- Jordan Smith
- Bruce Taylor
- Michael Wynn
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Essay
- Kurt Brown LONG STORY SHORT: Techniques Of Fiction In Poetry
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Book Review
- David Rigsbee reviews "Lucky Coat Anywhere"
by Michael Burkard
- David Rigsbee reviews "Lucky Coat Anywhere"