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Volume 46.2 Summer 2015
sample haiku & senryu
spring runoff carrying a tune
MIchele L. Harvey
grand jury the oyster's fabricated story
Fay Aoyagi
night without stars so much talk of suicide
Terry Ann Carter
high school diary— unable to find the girl I thought I was
Susan Constable
my body turns the milky way back into water
Brent Goodman
am I holding them correctly? worry beads
George Dorsty
that pine tree years ago we refused to cut each other down
Tom Drescher
half moon . . . the women missing from history
Rebecca Drouilhet
frograffitinsidecemberain
LeRoy Gorman
Released by the fence around the missile silo— the farmer's bladder
Johnny Baranski
the song I pick up where the stranger leaves off . . . spring warmth
Michele L. Harvey
swimming hole— the first dare
PMF Johnson
ribbon of sand left behind by the tide summer love
Barbara Kaufmann
her suicide . . . the church full of people I think I know
Bill Kenney
summer evening my mother helps me with the dishes
Marcus Larsson
funeral clothes she unfolds the eulogy
John McManus
ladies luncheon too much honey in the tea
Lauren Mayhew
deboning the bass for supper for one autumn dusk
Marie Louise Munro
his best lure passed to me this floating world
Dan Schwerin
sand castle my carefully-constructed self
George Swede
tough choices in the jury room— lunch menus
Nicholas M. Sola
fog clinging to the hills the dresses I never wear
Lesley Anne Swanson
Ash Wednesday service— wearing the heels that pinch
Julie Warther
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