Hell-Cat High Step

John Davis

hear the canticle of breaths
within us wait for the wind

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Bury me not

John Davis

Such passion that fashion right down
to the boxers smelling of autumn

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Stickhandling

John Davis

Face-off slap shot check
from blue line to net

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with teeth

Darren C. Demaree

i find joy
opening
my damn mouth

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Cravings #14

Darren C. Demaree

i hold sincerity in a poem
until i feel anxious about
the lying

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These Days

Sky Goodwin

the cold under my toes
the wet, the heavy atmospheric

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Italian Women Cook

Joan Mazza

I summon them to my oak table
with rapini and linguine, stuffed artichokes,

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My weekend travels

Joan Mazza

I’ve spent the last three days traveling on Saturn
and its many moons, most of it on Titan

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Husbands: What to Avoid Checklist

Karen Kilcup

He won’t cook. He never dances.
He insists you take his name.

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Another Still Life

Jude Goodwin

It's a savage rain
that soaks the goatskin, washes wine
from your thin lips, leaves drops
on the bedclothes like payment.

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For Ukraine

Lisa Rhodes

And in this city of lavender & flamingos,
burying dead warriors & children,
dreams wait.

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