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Summer

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  • Poem
    By Amy M. Alvarez
    Naturally, broken glass, throbbing bass, a roll of bills and a paper bag passed between the hands of...
  • Poem
    By Alvin Feinman
    This this will it always be, and why To ever argue for: here walking In its life, or sprawled, or loitering...
  • Poem
    By Linda Rodriguez
    that I smile too widely, grinning really, and laugh too loud and often; that I walk with spring and ...
  • Poem
    By Nikki Giovanni
    I always like summer best you can eat fresh corn from daddy's garden and okra and greens and cabbage...
  • Poem
    By Kwoya Fagin Maples
    My brother still bites his nails to the quick, but lately he’s been allowing them to grow. So much hurt...
  • Poem
    By Ed Roberson
    strophe Faraway trains distant planes the din permeating streets of traffic sounds, but summer coming ’round ...
  • Poem
    By Annie Finch
    Our voices press from us and twine around the year's fermenting wine Yellow fall roars Over the ground. Loud, ...
  • Poem
    By Joseph Massey
    Sober for once, for what— for the words to budge. We spent summer propped up by each other's stuttering...
  • Poem
    By Jose Hernandez Diaz
    A mango fell from a tree into a jaguar’s paws. It was late summer. The jaguar devoured the fruit and...
  • Poem
    By Jose Hernandez Diaz
    A jaguar sat in a tree. It was midsummer. The sun was shining fiercely. The jaguar was a golden color...
  • Poem
    By Kit Fan
    It was summer in Hokkaido. The forest stole the wind and I swallowed my footsteps. Nobody came to the...
  • Poem
    By Alyse Knorr
    Between us bobs the baby, solemn in her infant wet suit. The pool is the only place where screaming ...
  • Poem
    By Robert Francis
    What I remember is the ebb and flow of sound That summer morning as the mower came and went And came...
  • Poem
    By Dana Gioia
    I can imagine someone who found these fields unbearable, who climbed the hillside in the heat, cursing...
  • Poem
    By Pimone Triplett
    Drippingly by grips, this humus and perlite nearly sings through my fingers circling the ditch lily’...
  • Poem
    By Jack Spicer
    What are you thinking about? I am thinking of an early summer. I am thinking of wet hills in the rain...
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