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Issue 28

Issue 28 CONTENTS

Issue 28 CONTENTS

Lately, I’ve Been Giving Up Too Easily by Karla Daly

Lately, I’ve Been Giving Up Too Easily by Karla Daly

Guilt and Eggs Haibun by Karla Daly

Guilt and Eggs Haibun by Karla Daly

Humboldt’s Progeny by Karla Daly

Humboldt’s Progeny by Karla Daly

at home when you aren’t home anymore by Meg Pokrass

at home when you aren’t home anymore by Meg Pokrass

Potato by Mark McKain

Potato by Mark McKain

The Year I Went Without Turning on the Furnace by Mark DeCarteret

The Year I Went Without Turning on the Furnace by Mark DeCarteret

Bowl by Richard Baldasty

Bowl by Richard Baldasty

Inheritance by Joanna Manning

Inheritance by Joanna Manning

Poem in B Minor by Aaron Facer

Poem in B Minor by Aaron Facer

Poem Noir by Jason Gebhardt

Poem Noir by Jason Gebhardt

Kitchen Clock by Alice Teeter

Kitchen Clock by Alice Teeter

Brave Like Troi by Jennifer Savran Kelly

Brave Like Troi by Jennifer Savran Kelly

Where Did You Go? by Francine Witte

Where Did You Go? by Francine Witte

Lone earring by Francine Witte

Lone earring by Francine Witte

We live now by Francine Witte

We live now by Francine Witte

This Year by Brooke Middlebrook

This Year by Brooke Middlebrook

Catalogue by Phillip Watts Brown

Catalogue by Phillip Watts Brown

Sweet Thing and Scooter by Brad Rose

Sweet Thing and Scooter by Brad Rose

A man of sorrows dreams in sunflower, 1889 by Naomi Kim

A man of sorrows dreams in sunflower, 1889 by Naomi Kim

Disentangled by Dodd Ellsworth

Disentangled by Dodd Ellsworth

Safety by Dodd Ellsworth

Safety by Dodd Ellsworth

Ringmaster by Abigail Frankfurt

Ringmaster by Abigail Frankfurt

Dead Language by Abigail Frankfurt

Dead Language by Abigail Frankfurt

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