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Prequel: by Brad Frederiksen
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In My Head: by Michelle Lee Houghton
ECHOGRAPHIE EN ROBE D’ECRITURE: by Gilles-Marie Chenot
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Untitled: by Matthew Broussard
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Sonnet for a hungry native tongue. : by Brad Frederiksen
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Distant Signal: by Lee Elsesser
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The Actor: by Helen Martin
THE BODY KNEW: by Tim Seibles
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This poem originally appeared in the book Body Moves Corona Publishing
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Go Back To Where You Came From: by Maxine Beneba Clarke
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find more poetry, essays, and visual poetry by Maxine Beneba Clarke HERE
her work can also be found at, among others, OVERLAND and CORDITE POETRY REVIEW.
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