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Search results: collage

• Susan Mallernee 2 November 2020

  her mother’s daughter learning to hide the bruises

• Christine Taylor 22 October 2018

  sticky willow refuses to let me go— summer squall

• Adelaide Shaw 16 July 2013

  picking apples I follow the bees to the sweetest tree

• Adelaide Shaw 5 January 2013

  looking back as well as ahead images are mixed all that I remember all that I imagine

• Adelaide Shaw 2 September 2012

  cold and wet we walk Merrion Square— two coffees to go

• Nicole Pakan 17 November 2010

  over the wheel like Catherine’s belly clenches jostled onto tightly welded slivers or covered by plaster, flawless puttied into loveliness perhaps pilgrimage, a brazen sky

• Ron C. Moss 21 August 2010

  gently the earth bends into itself

• Linda Pilarski 12 June 2010

  equinox … within the ending so many beginnings

• Nicole Pakan 22 May 2010

  This is the way it will end. Not with poetry or fine wine or a second chance, but with burning pyres of lego and bathmats and the New York Times. There are always those that think they can go back, if they could only go back, just once, they could change everything.

• Nicole Pakan 17 April 2010

  grumbling between the foxtails harvest moon