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At daybreak, looking out my study’s rain-splattered, second-story window facing the backyard, I saw boughs and leaves unsettled against a backdrop of gray. Strewn on the grass were tulip poplar blooms loosened by wind, ...

Of Reality and Other Illusions by Nancy Naomi Carlson

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reviewed by Mandana Chaffa The Clearing Allison Adair Milkweed Press, June 2020. $22.00; 88 pp. ISBN: 978-1571315144 “What if this time instead of crumbs the girl drops / teeth, her own, what else does ...

Review: The Clearing by Allison Adair

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i come from the amber spell of fields, muddy shoals, fools lighting cigarettes in praise of night, ........from the barn-burning i come from madmen imprisoned in thunder, heedless tumble of autumn’s last fire, ...

Heartland by Maxima Kahn

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It was late, eleven o’clock, the end of a day in which Katrina had gotten nothing done, avoiding her studio in favor of the trifecta of time wasters, Facebook and Instagram and Twitter. Her husband, Gabriel, stood in ...

The Weather of Menopause by Louise Marburg

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Translated by Chamini Kulathunga Toward the middle of the cigarette, my thoughts turned semicircular and started heading eastward, completely defying my expectations. So now, they must travel through the central hills, ...

Eastbound by Ruwan Bandujeewa

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If pregnancy is a season, the answer is not spring but winter: the body a cave, a holding cell of hibernation. Of nesting. Of torpor. If pregnancy plays music, the violin and its hollow wooden body, its ribs, its ...

Pregnancy Anaphora by Bridget Bell

LAR Online, Poetry

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June Cleaver didn’t keep her house in perfect order. The prop man did it.  —Barbara Billingsly   An enchantment and virtual bonding with June Cleaver grew over the span of roughly 93 weeks in 2015-16 ...

June: The Mother We Thought We Knew by Cris Mazza

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Reviewed by Brooke Green A Nail the Evening Hangs On Poems by Monica Sok Copper Canyon Press, February 2020. $17.00; 60 pp. ISBN: 978-1556595608 Monica Sok’s radiant debut collection, A Nail the ...

Review: A Nail the Evening Hangs On by Monica Sok

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the swift and ceaseless sprinkler whirling and flinging its bright globes drop by drop has filled a blue bowl left out on the lawn. The little pool formed by that embrace never stops breaking and ...

For Those Who Would See by Derek Sheffield

LAR Online, Poetry

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