Like an urn, I stand still by the door 
far from the frescoes feeding the night instead 
of those strays outside with my smoke.
And the moment, when Jesus broke off 
with Jerusalem, has long been forgotten
for nobody crosses their fingers, nobody 
waits for a miracle, not anymore. 
The stooped, trembling monk whispers to me like the crow: 
"The key is not meant 
to unlock what the hole 
may not show".
					
				- 
		Issue 83
- 
		Editor's Note
- 
	POETRY- Tory Adkisson
- Cynthia Atkins
- Simon Anton Niño Diego
 Galera Baena
- Daniel Barnum
- Nathan Blansett
- Julie E Bloemeke
- Daniel Bourne
- Jo Brachman
- Conor Bracken
- Christopher Citro
- Mary Crow
- Andy Eaton
- Jennifer Franklin
- Janlori Goldman
- Jose Hernandez Diaz
- Alison Hicks
- Michael Homolka
- Rogan Kelly
- Peter Kline
- Rodney Terich Leonard
- Thomas Mampalam
- Laura Marris
- Michael Montlack
- Amanda Moore
- Tanya Muzumdar
- Guimarães / Olsen
- Simon Perchik
- Sarah Perrier
- Megan Pinto
- Deborah Pope
- Denzel Xavier Scott
- Leona Sevick
- José Sotolongo
- Page Hill Starzinger
- Memye Curtis Tucker
- Laura Van Prooyen
- Hilary Varner
- John Sibley Williams
- Stella Wong
 
- 
	BOOK REVIEW- Clara Burghelea reviews Word Has It
 by Ruth Danon
- Kim Jacobs-Beck reviews Civil Bound
 by Myung Mi Kim
- Lindsay Lusby reviews Eve and All the Wrong Men
 by Aviya Kushner
- David Rigsbee reviews The Anti-Grief
 by Marianne Boruch
 
- Clara Burghelea reviews Word Has It
- 
	INTERVIEW- Ruth Danon interviewed by Shauna Gilligan
 
 
		

