Let's hijack this morning
and repair our coincidental
wrongs. You first. Mine
feel too irreversible. In
the interlude I will hire
a genius to barter
for me with the high voltage
powers who turn me on
and off like a kitchen gadget.
How do we pronounce
their names? There's no decorum
any more on our table top.
Time's up. Please don't degrade
my non-sequiturs further.
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Issue 69
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Editor's Note
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POETRY
- Ace Boggess
- David Bottoms
- Melissa Crowe
- Gregory Djanikian
- Allison Donohue
- Susan Grimm
- Scott Hightower
- Henry Kearney, IV
- Cindy King
- Stephen Knauth
- Nina Lindsay
- Marissa Simone McNamara
- Catherine Pond
- Emily Ransdell
- Adam Scheffler
- David Starkey
- Phil Timpane
- Sally Van Doren
- Martha Webster
- Abigail Wender
- Bruce Willard
- Mark Zelman
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FICTION
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ESSAY
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REVIEW
- David Rigsbee reviews Incomplete Strangers
by Robert McNamara
- David Rigsbee reviews Incomplete Strangers
Issue > Poetry
Sally Van Doren
Sally Van Doren is the author of the poetry collections Sex at Noon Taxes and the forthcoming Promise. She teaches at the 92nd Street Y in New York City and is a curator for the St. Louis Poetry Center.Poetry
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