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Volume Five Issue Two

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Amy Schulz:
Moth to Flame Theories

Danielle Hanson:
How I came to find you were unfaithful

Lisa C. Krueger:
Secured Cushions, Beer and Olives

Anatoly Kudryavitsky:
The Lakeside Wind

Laurie Barton:
Word Over the World

John Calavitta:
Sense is Suction Fountains

Jnana Hodson:
Liquid Cartography

Anne Britting Oleson:
Where We Leapt From

Fred Longworth:
suddenly, you realize you're trapped in a movie

Danielle Hanson

How I came to find you were unfaithful

When the spring comes, it can hardly be seen but it can be heard. The words that froze over months falling to the ground like cloth now fill the air with forgotten words. Secrets cannot be kept they grow with the sprigs and the odors of floral mating. The ears are full, but not of silence.

Lizzi Vignali:
Hands I've Held (II)

Steve Klepetar:
Speaking to the Field Mice

Laurie Barton:
Love Note to Notre Dame

John Grey:
Untimely

Kristina Popiel:
Elegy on My Mother's Breast

Amy Schulz:
Listening to Koi

William Wright Harris:
Dejected Ode on Coffee

Stephen Williams:
Discovering Fire

Paul Nelson:
December 21st

Nathan Prince:
Brother

Gail DiMaggio:
My Dead Husband Drops By

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