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Foreword
Susan
Settlemyre Williams
Claudia Emerson:
An Appreciation
R.
H. W. Dillard
Ten Poems from What
Is Owed the Dead
Sarah
Vap
Are
you expressing a desire to know me?
Breast-Feeding Across America
The Cow Can’t Fear Something
Eternal
Horses Remember How
Mark Time
Night Bath, Sagittarius
Terri
Witek
Kimono
Pulled Up as Bedclothes (Willow)
Stiff-Edged Kimono (Ruffled
Iris)
Reading to Children
Right Over Left
A Conversation
with Rodney Jones
Lorraine
Adams
Fourth
Annual VCU First Novelist Award Reading
An Interview with Lorraine
Adams
Anne
Germanacos
Adam
and Eva
Jennifer
Chang
Estuary
Field Guide to the Night
Sky
Slept
Margaret
Gibson
East Window, Moon
Kathy
Flann
Homecoming
John
Allman
News
from Home
Reading Andrew Marvell
Renters
This Time
Lorene
Lamothe
Paper
Catherine
Pierce
Domesticity
This Is Not an Elegy
R.
T. Smith
Wishing
Sheri
Reynolds
Orabelle’s
Wheelbarrow
Sandra
Beasley
Drink
She Falls Asleep in Strange
Places
You
Elizabeth
Seydel Morgan
Caretaker
The Melancholy Tailor
Martin
Walls
Crows
Misty
Urban
Still
Life with Dog
Benjamin
S. Jones
Deployable
Structures & Selected Work
Alison
Stine
Everything
Is an Instrument
Tiresias
Becca
Barniskis
From the Letters of
Mrs. Henrietta Shuck
William
Jay Smith
The
Straw Market: A Comedy
Karina
Peisajovich
Painting,
Light, & Shadow
Mary
Lee Allen
Review | Green
Stars, by Charlotte Hilary
Matthews
Jennifer
Merrifield
Review | A
Shot
in the Canon’s Mouth: Catherine Wing’s Enter Invisible
Ed
Skoog
Bela
Jehanne
Dubrow
Ars Poetica
Charm Against a Broken
Tongue
Scott
Yarbrough
Abuelita
Christine
Perrin
Prisoner
of War Camp, Pine Grove
Furnace
Spring Poem
Susan
Settlemyre Williams
Review | Murder
Ballads, by Jake
Adam York
In
Memoriam: Richard Carlyon
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