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David Sheynberg 9/16/26 David Sheynberg 9/16/26

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Unveiling

“I used to be quite the singer myself,” I said. “In fact, I used to sing with the band.”

“So you’re Benny?”

Asma Abike 12/16/25 Asma Abike 12/16/25

Elegy at 6.6137 N, 3.3553 E

I met my father's eyes for the first time

when she passed

I wanted a language to say goodbye

I never wanted his eyes.

Nancy Connors 12/16/25 Nancy Connors 12/16/25

The Seven Corporal Mercies

Each time, before I leave, I look to be sure that my mother is breathing, holding my own breath until I see her chest move gently, almost invisibly.

Larry Eby 4/17/25 Larry Eby 4/17/25

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Funeral

the dog was lucky enough to catch
it mid-air, the bird flying low
searching for worms

or seed. The burial
is quick, without
ceremony. Some preservation…

Cynthia Weiner 3/26/25 Cynthia Weiner 3/26/25

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The Watcher

“His face was haggard, scattered with gray stubble and damp with sweat. In the air between them was the musky odor of bourbon. “I am weary with my moaning,” he moaned. “All night I make my bed swim.” He looked at her, and even as she looked away, Kate was sure his gaze was lingering on her breasts.”