A geometry of fittings, impracticalities today, Dear Reader. Here’s M.K. Sukach’s [>>] “In Theory”:
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Danielle Weeks: Lexington Horse Mania
We hear there’s some kind of race going down, dear reader, have you heard about it? There’s a fair and everything. Here’s Danielle Weeks’ highly relevant “Lexington Horse Mania”:
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Grace Bauer: The Deceptive Day
The hemisphere is shaking off the wet leftovers of winter, dear reader, but is it through? What is and isn’t paid and evened up, in Grace Bauer’s “The Deceptive Day”:
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Riel Sturchio: untitled
Time scuttles, it sneaks, things evaporate or even sublime whenever you turn your back for just a month or two. Now comes Riel Sturchio’s [>>] untitled poem [goes]:
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Sandra Kolankiewicz: Neighborhood Watch
Can we peer into another’s self, their privacy? What could we learn that we do not already guess? Dear reader, let us ask Sandra Kolankiewicz’s “Neighborhood Watch”:
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