Fog

Esmé Kaplan-Kinsey

I live far from Eden these days.
At least there are flowers here too.
But I miss the fog–how it turned a blue day
sepia.

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Antacids and Laxatives

Ben Groner III

If a chemist were to ever get the concoctions just right,
I’d fill prescriptions for imposter syndrome, religious zealotry,
unfulfilled dreams. And others for false generalizations, 
cruel assumptions, distrust of my neighbors. 

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Fencing in the Farm

Garth Pavell

This field is tough, a laborer thinks
out loud before thrusting a post hole
digger at the grass not growing into
the forest it had dreamed of being.

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Snow II

Justin Lacour

the way this poem should be crumpled into a ball
in a second it’s gone and there will be no record
that my roommate and i once talked late 
about the four permanent things: guilt regret longing fire

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