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TANEUM BAMBRICK
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At the end of the fountain, there isn’t space
for the birds to turn their long bodies.

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Conducted by Meryl Natchez

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“Barot widens the circumference of lived experience in all its bittersweet rings.” —an essay by Jane Wong on the poems of Rick Barot

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Jose Hernandez Diaz on the poems of Amanda Galvan Huynh

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I am not as hungry as
how a river feeds and feeds another

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The papers moaned, “Alone, alone . . .”

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I want love & not fear but these are the same.

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Julia Bouwsma on (Dis)embodiment and Landscape in the Poems of Taneum Bambrick, Savannah Sipple, and Rosalie Moffett

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“History consumes. It takes away and does not give back.”—an essay by Austen Leah Rose

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the snarling
of your thinking