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Unnumbered Psalm

By Jennifer Atkinson Poetry Issue 129

As near to forever
as humans can bear to imagine

our earth’s one moon will circle,
and far-off stars although unstoried

shine

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Original Light

By Patrick Donnelly Poetry Issue 129

A little angel stepped out of a scrub oak
and tried to bar my way—

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Breathing Light

By Matthew Tuckner Poetry Issue 129

Blue is an elegy for the sea.

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Long Story Short

By Peter Cooley Poetry Issue 129

Now I am done

                              With yesterday’s

                                                              Paradise,

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Notes for a Hagiography

By Hilary Biehl Poetry Issue 129

Make her domestic as a rose,
polite as tap water, safe as the corpus
on a dime-store crucifix.

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Dust Devil

By Hilary Biehl Poetry Issue 129

Clothes wilted on our bodies. The old habit
of flesh returned.

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Calling the Phoenix

By Hilary Biehl Poetry Issue 129

The morning gently drags
its plumage down the sidewalk.

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Emmaus

By Elizabeth Robinson Poetry Issue 129

Be thou our invader.

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The Honey

By Elizabeth Robinson Poetry Issue 129

The premature hive of you.

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Swarm

By Blu Mehari Poetry Issue 129

In the future, someone must invent
August for the insects.

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