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    4 & 2.

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    January 2012 / VolumFourand TwenTy

    ProoF Co

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    1. i began to speak pomegranates

    k r

    2. training hard

    J C h Y

    3. belief

    b J

    4. notes to a future self

    d Cw

    5. *

    d C. k-m

    6. bushtit

    k s

    7. *

    C ow

    8. angels

    d.W. C

    9. moment

    p m

    10. butterflY

    s sz

    11. resolution 2

    J i

    12. i bled from everY Wound

    k r

    13. John, disfigured

    d Cw

    14. *

    k s

    15. *

    C ow

    16. spent speeCh

    e h

    17. Clouded

    k p

    18. CroW

    p m

    19. buttons

    s.m. a

    20. iCe

    s sz

    21. tidal Wav

    s C

    22. haiku

    h bc

    23. thundersto

    tcy d

    24. piano

    Jc bw

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    CONTENTS AuthorbiosfollowAfter

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    rESOluTiON 2

    scale the page like a mountainside

    and crack whiteness with your pen,

    a driving chisel

    wave rom the top

    JuliE iS

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    ibEgaNTOSpEakpOmEgraNaTES

    scotch broom, sand dollars;

    they gained substance

    as ootprints do in the rain.

    kriSTiN rOE

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    TraiNiNghard

    Rotting yellow gloves

    Wrapped rmly on wrinkled hands

    Piercing broken leather

    JOEl ChuahiaNg Y

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    bEliEf

    Has watching white wagtails keep

    year ater year

    to their migratory date

    made me believe in promises?

    bharaTi JagaNNa

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    NOTESTOafuTurESElf

    Upon the scrawl o high school notes

    the highlighters marks are jagged:

    saw-like, likely because

    I was laughing so hard.

    darrEN Craw

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    buShTiT

    Small round-bellied bird

    on springs, traveling in your dark

    undulating cloud o kin and whistles

    Hello! Goodbye!

    karEN STrOm

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    *

    Beore that they were

    arms, legs, eet, hands, eyes, a voice.

    Ater, only, lips.

    CaThEriNE O

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    aNgElS

    Teir eortless fight

    and lack o metabolite,

    whereas we were panting

    ater gallivanting.

    d.w. CuNNiNg

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    buTTErflY

    Butterfy on mind

    Eyes glitter, look to the sky

    Little girl takes fight

    STEvE Sh

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    iblEdfrOmEvErYwOuNd

    Te blood o women is common;

    i every exsanguination was

    raised up, the entire earth

    would be disinterred.

    kriSTiN rOE

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    JOhN, diSfigurEd

    He shattered the bathroom mirror

    expecting to destroy his likeness

    instead assembling a thousand

    more glaring eyes.

    darrEN Craw

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    *

    red-gold Krugerrand

    hal eaten

    smog moon

    karEN STrOm

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    piaNO

    Skeletal ngers banging

    into the temple o ivory and coal.

    As quiet as a blue monk,

    I hear them pray.

    JaCk br

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    haiku

    dark morning

    the debris o the bird house

    a distant crow

    hElEN buCkiNg

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    SpENTSpEECh

    What might be mispronounced

    at this ar distance:

    but I am eager to nd

    what words will rescue me.

    Ed hig

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    ClOudEd

    It did not rain.

    wo cats cry rom pavement to pavement.

    kuShal pO

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    CrOw

    crow descending

    black fared

    eathers weighted

    with my meaning

    pETEr maS

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    iCE

    Her voice is ice

    clinking in my glass;

    I need a rell.

    STEvE Sh

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    ThuNdErSTOrm

    Waiting or the next crack

    o the whip

    on my bare fesh

    he rests his arm.

    TraCYdavi

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    *

    And now? She didnt

    plant that one red poppy, but

    there it is. And now?

    CaThEriNE O

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    All poems and artwork in this journal were published with permission. All rights belong to theand artists, who attest to the originality o their works. Please do not reproduce poems or artwo

    in this journal without permission.

    Associate Editor & Classroom Publishing Coordinator: Kay Tracy | Publisher & Designer: Vinnie Kinsella

    S.M. Abeles work has recently been eatured in Tuck Magazine, High Coup Journal, and Railroad Poetr

    quently posts Japanese-style and other orms o poetry at his website. | everythingisemptypoetry.blogs

    Jack Brown is a musical, visual, and literary artist rom Detroit. He has poems orthcoming in Eunoia

    More o his writing can be read on is website. |ibrahimazhar.wordpress.com

    Helen Buckingham specializes in writing Japanese style short-orm poetry. Her work has takeawards and has been published in several collections, her latest being a combination o short orm an

    longer pieces titledArmadillo Basket.

    Joel Chua Hiang Yanghas had his poetry published in Moving Words 2011: A Poetry Anthology,placed in three competitions under The British Council, emerging as winner in one o them.

    Darren Crawford is a reelance writer, a ull-time nurse, and a student. His work has been eatured i

    editions oThe Anthology, Winthrop Universitys literary magazine, and in the curriculum o his commulege in South Carolina.

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    Sarah Crossland received a BA in Storytelling rom the University o Virginia. She is currently an MFdate in Poetry at the University o Wisconsin-Madison, where she is the managing editor oDevils Lak

    D.W. Cunningham has published airly widely. His poem angels is an example o a orm he inventa Bivalve, which prescribes line number, line length, end rhyme, progressive verb tense, etc.

    Tracy Davidson lives in Warwickshire, England, and enjoys writing poetry and ash fction. Her workpeared in various publications including Modern Haiku, Mslexia, Moonbathing, Ribbons, and Notes from th

    Ed Higgins poems and short fction have appeared in various print and online journals. He lives onarm south o Portland, Oregon, and teaches writing and literature at George Fox University.

    Julie Israel is an aspiring writer living in Portland, Oregon. Her most ambitious resolution this y

    change aspiring to succeeding. This is her frst publication.

    Bharati Jagannathan teaches History at Miranda House, University o Delhi. She loves birds, trees,mythology, and the history o Indic religions. She has authored three childrens books and writes shoand poetry.

    David C. Kopaska-Merkels poetry has appeared in scores o venues, includingAsimovs, Strange H

    and Star*line. He edits Dreams & Nightmares magazine and is president o the Science Fiction Poetrytion. |dreamsandnightmaresmagazine.blogspot.com

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    Peter Massiah retired rom education and the publishing o textbooks and articles. He lives in VaCanada, writing what eels good, some o which has been published in Every Day Poets. |wonderandwo

    Catherine Owen is a Vancouver BC poet, the author o nine award-nominated collections o poetry anprose. Her 2012 books will be Catalysts (essays & memoirs) and Trobairitz(poetry). | www.catherineowen

    Kushal Poddarresides in Kolkata, India. Apart rom poetry, he has written fction and scripts or temini-series. His English poems have been published internationally in various online and print magazis the author oAll Our Fictional Dreams.

    Kristin Roedell was nominated or DZANC Best o the Web, 2010, and the Pushcart Prize, 2010. Sauthor oSeeing in the Dark(Tomato Can Press 2009) and Girls With Gardenias (Flutter Press, 2011).

    Steve Shultz is a poet and journalist rom Denver, Colorado. His poetry has most recently been publiline in the Railroad Poetry Projectand Tuck Magazine. He is a designer with The Denver Post.|racturedblogspot.com| Twitter: @FracturedPhrase

    Karen Strombergs short poems have recently appeared in Bigger Than They Appear: Anthology of VPoems (Accents Publishing, 2011) and scent of rain: 2011 Southern California Haiku Study Group Anthol

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