Glass Poetry Press

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Volume Two Issue Two

Cover

Masthead

Cameron Mount:
How to Achieve Immortality

Shannon Walsh:
Narcissus pseudonarcissus

Brent Newsom:
Adjustment

Iris Gribble-Neal:
Pay Phones and Other Archaic Artifacts like Love

Ansley Moon:
From Belgrade to Sofiya

Stephen A. Rozwenc:
now that a nonviolent revolution is truly needed

James H. Duncan:
Sláinte

Peggy Douglas:
Swinging

Fred Longworth:
Last Tree

Kirsten Hemmy:
Hawai'i Ne

Judith Skillman:
The Blackberry Hedge in Autumn

Chris Girman:
Love Poem to My Son

Ashok Niyogi:
Jim Corbett Periphery

Gale Acuff:
Amazed

Iris Gribble-Neal:
One Good Thing About Pain

Doug Ramspeck:
Snake Goddess

Lauren Scharhag:
Ash, Tallow, Candle, Flame, Soap

Xochitl-Julisa Bermejo:
Fear of Dying a Virgin

John Sibley Williams:
from And Then Like a Saber

Julie R. Enszer

Jade Ring

A large oblong stone, set in silver or white gold, perfectly smooth and commanding on the real estate of her hand. I want a woman with jade. Her fingers confidently adorned with a single, bold stone, worn, unselfconsciously, on the middle finger of her hand. I imagine warming it's cool exterior with my wetness down below. It's hard frame pressing my strong muscles. I'd like your jade ring to leave its imprint between my legs.

Linda Leedy Schneider:
Conversations: Emergency Room

Kirsten Hemmy:
Dear Now

Michael Cherry:
Re-Incarnation

Louie Crew:
Animal Magnetism

Alice Wong:
My Palm Frond

Charlotte Seley:
super-continent

Lenore Weiss:
First Light Love

Lauren Scharhag:
O, Bury Me Not

Tetman Callis:
the compleat gentleman

Jeff Streeby:
River: Soliloquy 1

Jennifer Mooney:
After his death

Christopher Barnes:
The Minute

Paul Howarth:
White

Clyde Kessler:
Parole

Julie R. Enszer:
Jade Ring

Clare L. Martin:
Winter

Tom Gribble:
The Train's Twist of Light

Gail Rudd Entrekin:
Figure-Ground Exercise

Stephen Garbarini:
I Overcome Physics

Sheila Black:
Plaster

Tim Hunt:
Car Radio When It Seemed Late at Night (Gunsmoke)

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