Glass Poetry Press

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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

William Wright Harris

Dejected Ode on Coffee

I read an article stating there are over a thousand chemicals in every cup of coffee. A rich history of slavery, physical and economic, bloodshed. Deforestation. Pumping poison pollution into an already weakening sky and earth. But with every sip I feel like Kerouac meditating under a tree, at once experiencing the wondrous physical sensations of being corporeal and melting into the subconscious of everything.

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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