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		Issue 83
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		Editor's Note
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	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
 
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	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
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	INTERVIEW- Ruth Danon interviewed by Shauna Gilligan
 
Issue > Poetry
Discipleship
A cold cast of existence : that moment
in art history when one art
breaks from another and life
is forever seen otherwise
A few minutes past some country wall
the deepest green of needles
clunks to the weeds where my mother
wanders on perpetual loop
Idleness versus purpose
destiny versus flitteryness : Isosceles
and not human at all my mother
dabs and my mother daubs
Grass-green
yellow-green green-black : not even
two seconds to say farewell to her children
 
		

