Spring/ Summer 2019
Table of Contents
Canada
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- What the Eye Lets Go, Lorna Crozier
- The Unexplained, Margaret Blackwood
- The Lake, Robin Skelton
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Ireland #1Â Â Â
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- The Errand, Seamus Heaney
- Monteverdi Vespers, Sinéad Morrissey
- Bonfire Makers, Martin Mooney
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The Carribean
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- For Clara Rosa, Derek Walcott
- About Almonds and Ambergris, Lorna Goodison
- Light Like a Feather, Heavy as Lead, Kwame Dawes
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Great Britain
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- Greek Island Triolets, Wendy Cope
- Mother Scrubbing the Floor, U.A. Fanthorpe
- The Gift Horse, Jamie McKendrick
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 Africa
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- The desert tastes yellow, Peter Horn
- Our Fathers Flirt with War, Kelwyn Sole
- the return, Robert Berold
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 Australia
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- Lavender Ink, John Tranter
- The Moonlit Creek, Dorothy Hewett
- There are places they won’t go, John Kinsella  Â
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Latin America
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- Lemon Jam, Nicomedes Suárez-Araúz
- Summer Street, Ana Ilce Gomez
- Nourishment, Rafael Courtoisie
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 Asia
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- The Anatomist, Arthur Ginsberg
- The Spring, Yang Jian
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Spain
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- Farewell, Miguel Anxo Fernán-Vello
- Intimate Liquid, Olga Novo
- My Keeper, Ana Rosetti
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Greece
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- An Inherited Memory of War, Stephanos Papadopoulos
- Greek Grammar, Roger Green
- Last Words from Elpenor, Christopher Bakken
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Istanbul
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- Neslihan, Vincent Czyz
- Summer Rain, Nâzım Hikmet
- Istanbul at the Periphery , Kim Fortuny
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Iraq
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- Illusory Village, Khalil Al-Asadi
- Croaking, Abdul Kareem Kasid
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China
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- Christmas 2002, Wang Jiaxin
- Reflections of the Cultural Revolution, Sun Wenbo
- The Sugar Beet Cart, Wang Xiaoni
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Germany
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- at a borders, Ernst Jandl
- promises, weathered, Achim Wagner
- in wendisch-rietz, Jan Wagner
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Iran
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- And Behold, Simin Behbahani
- My house is cloudy, Nima Yushij
- A List of Names, Partow Nooriala
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Italy
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- The Lemons, Eugenio Montale
- Threnodies, Antonella Anedda
- Chameleon, Rosita Copioli
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India
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- Pond of the Washerwomen, Sankar Roy
- Fish, Bhanuji Rao
- Heart or Ruin, Arun Kolatkar
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Ireland #2
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- Oileán ThoraÃ, Thomas French/ /Tomaso Frinseach
- Traits, Tadhg Russell
- The Turning, John F. Deane
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 Pakistan
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- Tiger, Moniza Alvi
- Ode to a Sindhri, Mina Farid Malik     Â
- He can make us cry, Tanveer Anjum
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Russia
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- Two pictures, Shamshad Abdullaev
- The Room. January 1st, Irina Mashinski
- Postcards in a Bottle, Dennis Novikov
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 Scotland
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- Pathway, Carol Ann Duffy
- The Hinds, Kathleen Jamie
- Dog Otter, Jackie Kay
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New Zealand
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- we dreamed her, Jiaqiao Liu
- Plunge tectonic, Ivy Alvarez
- City Rise, Alison Wong
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South African Women
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- In war, Busisiwe Veronica Mahlangu
- This is another poem about your face, Arja Salafranca
- Part 6: The feet, Shameelah Khan
- Wick, Siphokazi Jonas
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Poetry 1994
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- Now, Since, Charlie Smith
- Mother at 75, Derek Economy
- Baptism with Water Moccasin, Claude Wilkinson
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Poetry 1995
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- Listening to Poetry in a Language I Do Not Understand , Naomi Shihab Nye
- Baptist Hymns, Anita Skeen
- Psalm: God of the Syllable, Mark Jarman
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Poetry 1996
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- Lilting, R.T. Smith
- Children in the Church, Susan Blackwell Ramsey
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Poetry 1997
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- Janis Joplin Visits Cheerleading Camp, Allison Joseph
- Poem, Andrew Hudgins
- Orpheus Enters Hell, Gregory Orr
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Poetry 1998
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- Homing, Charles W. Pratt       Â
- After a Miscarriage, Harriet Brown
- El Panadero, Mark Brazaitis
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 Poetry 1999
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- Leaving Home, in Search of Home, Zack Finch
- Mango Season, Christian A. Campbell
- The Generosity of Pears, Penelope Scambly Schott
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Poetry 2000
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- The Twins, Rachel Hadas
- Aftermath, Sandra Meek
- The Problem with This Poem, Stan Sanvel Rubin
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Poetry 2001
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- Downpayment, James Kirk
- Eve Learns the Word Want, Ann B. Knox
- Miss Josephine March Writes to Indiana Jones, Amy Dengler
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Poetry 2002
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- Elegy for the Native Guards, Natasha Trethewey
- Endangered Species, Alice Friman
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Poetry 2003
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- Drinks Her Fill, red hawk
- Hymn to Restaurants, Jason Koo
- After Dad’s Death, Barbara Daniels
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Poetry 2004
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- Explaining the Orchestra, Carol V. Davis         Â
- Ryoanji: An Assay, Jane Hirshfield
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10th anniversary issue
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- The Truth. Kelly Cherry
- The Lost Poem, Albert Huffstickler
- Noche en Español, Lawrence Russ
- Life:,  Ana Isartú
- Tet, Inara Cedrins
- A Trick, Steve Kowit
- The Laughter of a Woman, Fahmida Riaz
- Nothing the City Does, Ron de Maris
- It Rains on Gaza, David Moolten
- How to Throw a Spear, Shulamith Wechter Caine
- In the Parking Lot at Walgreens, Andrew Dillon
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Poetry 2005
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- It Is Time: A New England Pastoral, Laura Foley
- Third Month Abroad , Jeff Crandall
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 Poetry 2006
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- For the Sensualist, Alexandra Oliver
- The Photographer’s Wife, Lola Haskins
- Goodnight Silents, Jesse Lee Kercheval
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Poetry 2007
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- Extinct, Albert Goldbarth
- Self-Guided Tour, 1987, Turner Cassity
- Main Street, Milky Way, Arthur Smith
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 Poetry 2008
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- Revelation: Shatterings at Canterbury,  Nathalie Anderson
- Trees in Flame, Maria Terrone
- How to Write a Sad Poem, Jeff Worley
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Poetry 2009
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- Equilibrium, Brieghan Gardner
- The Little Dog Upstairs That Never Quits Barking, Kim Addonizio
- Ode at Twenty-One Weeks, Christine Stewart-Nuñez
Poetry 2010
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- What the Traveler Knows, Kathleen Balma
- Alleluia, Rebecca Baggett
- Virginia Reel, Devon Brenner
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Poetry 2011
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- Smelling Light, Jeanne Wagner
- The Woman Who Feels No Fear, Susan Cohen
- Cradle Moon, Mary Kipps
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Poetry 2012
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- Riding the Waves, Nancy Terasaki
- when i was seven it was a very hot summer, Marcia Popp
- Selling Sorrow, Becky Gould Gibson
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 Poetry 2013
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- Critical Thinking, Susan Browne
- Carnet de Bal, Ellen Peckham
- The Nothing That Is, Grace Bauer
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Poetry 2014
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- The Gorge, Kerry Shawn Keys
- It is day again, Tatiana Oroño
- Musical Soup, Joyce Meyers
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Poetry 2015
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- Easter, Tony Hoagland
- Transit, Tracy K. Smith
- Red Never Lasts, Anya Silver
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Poetry 2016
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- Survivor’s Guilt, A. Molotkov
- From Warsaw, In Summer, to Whomever Is Listening, Cecilia Woloch
- How to Wash a Body, Maureen Tolman Flannery
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Poetry 2017
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- The Old Guitarist (Picasso, 1903), Alan Sugar
- Nasreen’s Story, Mary Makofske
- My Mother Considers Her Death During Cocktail Hour, Gregory DjanikianÂ
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