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The Flag & The Hands are a World, poems by Rafael Jesús González

At our best
we show our true colors,
fly the flag that stands
for our deepest, broadest
allegiance to each other,
to the Earth holy & diverse.


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Something New & Her Metaphor, poems by Frances LeMoine

This is new.
Like the first time
lightning
struck her toe.

Like the first time
she rescued someone
from a searing ocean.


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Red Eye at the Art Museum, poem by James Grabill

A rusted bolt flew off a metal-wheeled tractor before we were born,
steaming to the ground with its old shade, a scalding meteor
thundering down by a black ant. A silence followed it down


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A Friend Writes, poem by Renato Rosaldo

I look for you in your office.
A suite donated by a magnate.
The man gets whatever he wants.
Vines spread through your office
in the wing of an outdoor bungalow
on a small incline. Below, outside a fence,


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