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Poetry Nandi Comer Poetry Nandi Comer

Two Poems

When he reaches his thick arm
towards you, you might not realize

where he is aiming. You might not understand
until he seizes you, until you’ve already caught

his dirty fat hand, and spun the both of you so that now
you face each other.

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Poetry Nicholas Weaver Poetry Nicholas Weaver

Queenless Roar

Although they say smoke merely makes bees drunk,
I’m worried what might happen to the Notre Dame hives if they lose their
queen.

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Poetry Tamara Tenenbaum (Tr. Susannah Greenblatt) Poetry Tamara Tenenbaum (Tr. Susannah Greenblatt)

Horse Screw

Soaping up hairy legs is like bathing horses. With my fingers on the foamy plush of my calf, I remember my grandfather Alberto’s horses."

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Poetry, Issue 24 Leah Umansky Poetry, Issue 24 Leah Umansky

[Of Men]

The other day, the tyrant said, hate has
no place in our country, while naming the
wrong city where the tragedy occurred,
and I thought: Is man no more than this.

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