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William Cullen, Jr.
Zoran Doderovic
Carolyn Hall
Zolo
John Crook
Mark Brooks
Carolyn Thomas
John Stevenson
Rick Tarquinio
J. D. Heskin
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hot night
the moth fans a breeze
through the screen
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William Cullen, Jr.
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sudden gust–
the book opens to a poem
I like even better
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Carolyn Hall
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approaching storm
the young blackbird struggles
with a worm
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John Crook
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summer rain–
cat draped
over the footstool
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Carolyn Thomas
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summer lethargy . . .
between faucet drips
the ticking of the kitchen clock
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Rick Tarquinio
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sound of a bomber
wind is striking
the pulled-down blind
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Zoran Doderovic
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summer begins . . .
the underground sprinkler head
raises a rock
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Zolo
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downpour
all the puddles
wash away
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Mark Brooks
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leisurely gossip
our neighbor's dog
snaps at flies
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John Stevenson
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this heat
only the shadows
move
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J. D. Heskin
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