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POETRY

Standing Next to Andy Goldsworthy at the National Gallery
Erin Thomas

Bluebird
Rebecca Seward

Foiled
Talia Reed

Squirrels and Balloons, Sunlight and Hanging Plants
Michael Estabrook

Crow
Michael Estabrook

Poem At Night
George Moore

The Fate of the Roses
Naomi Ayala

My Lover As Goose
Kathleen Kenny

Jellyfish
Clara Fang

Feed
Devin Wayne Davis

love in; out
Devin Wayne Davis

Bluefish
Tom McDade

 

FICTION

Claws
Megan Atwood

 

Poem at Night // George Moore

This is the poem at night:

through a window perhaps
or through the mind’s square eye

possibly the darkness before the dawn
the cosmos before particles formed

the poem released from its cell
or does that come after?

This is the poem at dawn:

with its one good eye just open
and its heart in its mouth

before light rays have actually found it
asleep in the box

light that would transform it
into the crucible of the day

This is the poem after battle:

with the brain and with love
and with others who would name it

when it has been cut up
by the sword of the tongue

and these little snakes of letters and lines
that force it to submit

This is the poem of becoming:

a nipple on the thermos of the world
waiting for the right eye

to save it from the darkness of self
to drink it deep into the non verbal

to let it go in its half moon hope
toward some new impossible shape

 
   
 
   
 
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