Waiting in the café for my son
who has been struggling up
from under the ice, trying to find
where it is thin enough to break,
but thick enough to crawl up onto
and across to shore. He'll be late.
Parking—it's Christmas Eve.
Also, rain. He'll be so cold
and wet. Still, he said "Wait for me.
I'll be there." And I tell myself he will.
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Issue 64
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Editor's Note
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POETRY
- Jose Angel Araguz
- Weston Cutter
- Liz Dolan
- Andrew Grace
- Elizabeth T. Gray, Jr.
- Alex Greenberg
- Carolyn Guinzio
- Kathleen Hellen
- Susan L Kolodny
- Daniel Lawless
- Susannah Lawrence
- Cynthia Manick
- Lyndsie Manusos
- D Nurkse
- Merit O'Hare
- Kryssa Schemmerling
- Sara Slaughter
- R. T. Smith
- Nicole Tong
- Marcus Whalbring
- Mimi White
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FICTION
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ESSAY
- David Rigsbee On The Poetry Of John Skoyles
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REVIEW
- David Rigsbee reviews My Tranquil WAr
by Anis Shivani
- David Rigsbee reviews My Tranquil WAr