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[Every bare tree…]

By ROBIN MYERS | 28 SEP 2016

Every bare tree
is a silent
chorus of itself.

Robin Myers' work has been published in Tupelo Quarterly, Dogwood: A Journal of Poetry and Prose, ELKE: A Little Journal, and the Kenyon Review (as the winner of the 2004 Kenyon Review Poetry Prize for Young Writers).

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Tell me of the things I see forgotten / like desert sand in your eyes

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By H. MELT

to be a body / no body / sees

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Procession of Flies

By NATHAN XAVIER OSORIO

The tongue remembers all kinds of things / like your name and the blood I ring out from it.