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Original Poetry Issue 1.3 Henry Hughes: Skeleton Pirates of America Lilia Lee: Enough Margot Brown: This is Just to Say Coffee Break Bill Cooper: The Christening Insulation Robert Demaree: Passing Over BJ Brown: Capture What Matthew Byrne: Mirror Kenneth Gurney: Clover Leaf William Doreski: A Conspiracy of Colors Soups of the Day Lunar Implications Carol Lynn Grellas: The Inevitable Life of a Bubble Breached Mislaid Kathryn Graves: Woman Turns into Wall About a Friend K. Stuart-Anderson: The Yellow Banana Mamma Dada My Left Leg Issue 1.2 "Steam," "As Familiar as a Sparrow," and "Valley Birds," by Kathryn Alison Graves "Nose in a Book," and "Seventeen and a Half Years Later," by Laura Nash "Alphabet Soup," "Cat, Woman and Man," "Fade To Black," "Goodbye Kisses," and "Between the Lines," by Kenneth W. Anderson, Jr. "23 - Middle Aged," and "Don’t Ask the Girl in Class to Coffee," by Mike Grill "Homesick," by Lauren Bowden Issue 1.1: Original Poetry "Black Walnuts” by Henry Hughes “Ode to the travelers on I-5” by Shelby Case “Too Cold,” “Between Enemy Lines,” “Fermentation,"”Mindful Transition,” and “Poetry Reading in the City of Roses” by Kathryn Alison Graves “The Red Oaks of Clarion Hill,” “Late Summer,” “Being Ernest,”“Iberia Under the Sun,”and “The Long Red Porch” by Kenneth W. Anderson, Jr. “A Gypsy in Madrid Stole My Passport,” by Evan Christopher “Metapoetry Is a Cop-Out,” "Wishlistlessness,” “She Lay Dead Like Love,” and “Induced Memory,” by Christopher Keller “Black Boxes,” by Jessica Evans “Regretting You” by Amy Pike "How a Dad Loves his Son” by Carl Miller