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Summer 2003, issue 9, The Embedded Poet.
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This is issue number Ten, Summer 2003.

At noon in a dim chamber fifty feet under Pune's dusty schoolyard roar, my voice threaded
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Drinking from the green current Which sluices down a supple neck,
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No one sprinkles wine on the back of your neck and eyelids;
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The Management of Grief
- Mary Francis Farrow

The Life of Umbrellas
- Rachel Dacus

Photograph of Cathedral with Bicycle
- Shisa Poet

Laura Nyro's Dead
- Corey Mesler

Still Life
- David Filer

Sundown at Mono Lake
- Bryan Carstens

Katie's Science
- Jow Lindsay

Sonnet 1000001
- Liam Ferney

Survival Math
- Jason Schupp

WARNING
- David Filer

small poems
- Ronald Baatz

Canal Duck
- Bruce Mendenhall

A Walk Near Jesuit College
- Chuck Levenstein

Sunday Morning
- Yosefa Raz

When you separate from your destiny
- Yosefa Raz

heartbroken sky & graceless singers
- rob mclennan

the first steps back to now
- rob mclennan

The Day the Piano Tuner Came
- Martha Clarkson

Afghan Church, Bombay
- Subhayu Mishra

Purpose
- Eric Ronco

Singing in the Pandaleshwar Caves
- Rachel Dacus

Terraced
- Liam Ferney

Zephyr
- Shelly Reed

verb: to pelican
- Anthony Russell White

Into the Night
- Anne Fraser

That Barbour Jacket
- Evelyn Perry

My Life in Ten Sentences
- S.B. Banks

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Someone stole my hotdog.
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Through the limits of the sun the stream runs down by itself and we do not expect
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Neighbors pin newspaper articles to their wooden fences, a thin man grips the
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