Poetry

Poems alphabetized by title

“'Abd al Muqeet”
—Geoffrey A. Landis

“After Bush”
—Alejandro Escudé

“All Right”
—Ralph Murre

“America is 15 times the size of Afghanistan”
—LaToya Jordan

“American Odyssey”
—Lawrence Buentello

“Bailout”
—Boyd Bauman

“Breaking In”
—Robert Lietz

“Camera Obscura”
—Sean Lause

“Cinderella Story”
—Sandra Lindow

“Corporate”
—Richard Swanson

“Executive Profile”
—R.L. Sanford

“Falling Apart”
—Geoff Collins

“gambit”
—Keith S. Wilson

“Going All-In”
—Rob Carney

“Golden Jubilee”
—Wendy Vardaman

“Hafiz Reflects on Abundance”
—Tom Neale

“Hands”
—James Wilk

“Homage to Antonio Machado”
—John Jansen

“In Line”
—Sergio Ortiz

“In My Hand”
—Willie James King

“Initiation Poem”
—Scott T. Starbuck

“Just off the ground …”
—Simon Perchik

“Keeping Clothes White”
—Naomi Beth Wakan

“Kropotkin's Universal Bread Distribution Apparatus”
—Wade German

“The Late Watch at the Metropolitan Museum of Art”
—Andrés Castro

“A Million-and-One Things Missing”
—Rob Carney

“Moon Angels in the Trailer Park”
—Peter Magliocco

“My Mother’s Names for Me”
—Susanna Lang

“Original Sin”
—Michael Kriesel

“phantoms and lunatics and sponges”
—Greg Markee

“pre divorce/post divorce”
—Gerald A. McBreen

“Rat”
—Mary Turzillo

“Recommended Daily Allowance”
—Rob Carney

“Saving the World?”
—Stacia M. Fleegal

“Say something about the imposition”
—J.M. Hall

“Something You Believe In”
—David Highsmith

“Thirteen Things My Military Students Tell Me
That They Can't Tell Their Parents”
—Anthony Frame

“The Thirteenth Day.”
—Jonathan Dubow

“The Way Philanthropy Works”
—Ed Werstein

“What Are the Chances”
—Carol Smallwood

“Window Shops”
—M. A. Schaffner