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That's laying back :: Alan Davies

            Against the pounded heart
            of the speck of the dirt
            of the that part
                   and but
            again
            
            to the end
                   of the bend
            able part
            where slackers (all end
            
            so being it ends
            but the flecks of seed
            the thrall of past
            moments ending as such
                        
            that end at last
                             and end
            or be enticed
            by the blending end
                    that bends
                    
            down by the river
          

Solace and south :: Jesse Crockett

                                      I want to go  later,
                        after         dark,
                        to try
            to go out   into the city
                        and bring     you back
                                      something     exotic,                something
                                                    more valuable          to have found
                        than          to have,      that I could give you.
            

Opposite, an effigy :: David-Baptiste Chirot

    			
                On the bench,

      Three pieces of

      Three pieces of—

                                      Bread,

     White cheese,

                                      raining—

   a thunderstorm of                                          

                            portrait painting

                —a dove,

                      Might be,

                  —a dove—

                        Might be.
                        

    A thunderstorm of

      A portrait of

                                          A nice head of

             

            On the bench, by

                                       hopelessness 
                               
                a bench

                  of hopelessness of

                    sit—

                                         uation of

                      sit—

              ting as sad as

                                      the bench, looking

                                                                as sad as

  a man,

  Draped

  in rags of

    Wire,

              Barbed wire

                                                  the war
             

            In his hands.

                                        A war

                Seeing

               A train
               
                
                Station—
                
                  of

                      Image,

                      Beneath,

                      Beyond,

                      Inscripsit
                      
                      
            

Crows also fly :: Pearl Pirie

    			
              The Bazaar charlatan does not
              Come for banality, flagrant bludgeoning
              Hi-karat scarabs, dismissing the craftsman's
              Rubrics disingenuous, awkward, suspect,
              Vacant from their databanks.
              
              Shrugs his trinket balsam woods,
              The tagua nuts for an ivory trade.