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Jacques Hnizdovsky |
| "Zebra," 1970 (front), and "Zebra II," 1972 (back), woodcuts © 2008 Stephanie Hnizdovsky |
Cover |
Mary Greene |
| design |
Cover |
Kirun Kapur |
| Chapter and Verse |
5 |
| At the Tiki Lounge |
6 |
| Love Song #7 |
8 |
Erin Malone |
| Story |
9 |
| Suspect |
10 |
| Praise the Present Tense |
12 |
Lizzie Hutton |
| The Yard |
13 |
| The Follow |
14 |
Margaret Yocom |
| First Wash |
16 |
Young Smith |
| Two Flowers |
17 |
Annie Boutelle |
| What I Learn |
18 |
| Llangybi |
19 |
Roxane Beth Johnson |
| Prudence Finch Remembers Her Slave, Clea |
20 |
Anne Timberlake |
| Inside Early Music |
21 |
Charles Wyatt |
| Variation 4, from Goldberg Variations |
24 |
| Variation 9, from Goldberg Variations |
25 |
| Variation 20, from Goldberg Variations |
26 |
| Variation 22, from Goldberg Variations |
27 |
| Variation 27, from Goldberg Variations |
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John Hodgen |
| Watson |
30 |
| High Tide |
31 |
| Upon Reading that Abraham Lincoln Spent His Summer Nights as President at a Cottage on the Grounds of the Soldiers' Home on the Outskirts of Washington Rather than at the White House, and that He and Edwin M. Stanton, His Secretary of War, Spent the Better Part of One Evening Freeing Two Peacocks that Had Become Entangled in a Tree |
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| Poem To Be Read at 30,000 Feet |
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Paul Gibbons |
| Fugue: In Medias Res |
34 |
Christine Marshal |
| Apostrophe to What's Still Here |
37 |
Betsy Sholl |
| A Song in There |
38 |
| Double Portrait |
40 |
Carrie Messenger, translator |
| Secondary Character, by Ioana Ieoronim |
42 |
| Peace, by Ioana Ieoronim |
44 |
Matthew Raymond |
| In Failure of the Furtherance of Complex Achievement |
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Lee Sharkey and John Rosenwald |
| Editors' Note: BPJ Poet's Forum |
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