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ERIN ADAIR-HODGES
I Have Cried Off All My Makeup

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I’ve forgotten what’s in the boxes
I markered with my name

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Just Us attends to the ways the structural violence of whiteness shapes identity and interactions. —an essay by Dujie Tahat on Claudia Rankine

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Caryl Pagel on Kirsten Ihn’s sundaey

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All my life I’ve wanted
to be called in from the shore.

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John Yohe on the poems of Natalie Scenters-Zapico

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Zach Peckham on the poetry of Joshua Harmon

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Nan Cohen remembers the life and writing of Eavan Boland

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Greg Bem on the poems of Shin Yu Pai

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I was once-tadpole: water-breath, tailed, morphing

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We scroll pages
as if scanning thickets