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Issue No. 18

Fall/Winter 2016

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Intoxicated: A mother notices the bees “drunk on nectar” while thinking about the 4,179-mile distance between her and her daughter in Kristina Moriconi’s “In My Daughter’s Absence.” On Christmas, a boy opens the beer before the whiskey while his mother cries like Madonna in Christian Anton Gerard’s “Defense of Poetry vi; or Alcoholic Expected Home.”

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Requiem
Patricia Smith
Poetry, Issue 18
Requiem
Patricia Smith
Poetry, Issue 18

Right about now, the devil, all come hither and cosmic slop, will claim his corner. He’ll flash his chest muscles and grunt your entire Christian name in a way you ain’t never heard before. Ignore him, but keep an eye trained in his direction.

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Patricia Smith
Poetry, Issue 18

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