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The winter her body no longer fit, walking felt like swimming in blue jeans
and a flannel shirt. Everything stuck to her skin: gum wrappers, Band-Aids,
leaves. How she envied the other girls, especially the kind who turned into
birds. They were the ones boys hand-tamed, training them to eat crumbs from
their palms or sing on cue.
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Black Box
David Lazar
Tohu
Paol Keineg
Adolescence
Nin Andrews
The Prodigal Son: Amnesty
Dionisio D. Martinez
Last Gifts
Kim Addonizio
Narcissus
Robert Clinton
The Goldilocks Compulsion
Russell Edson
A Village
Michael Martone
The Body
Gabriela Mistral
Trivial Pursuit
Charles H. Webb
Bachelorhood
Robert Perchan
Against the Evidence
A Book Review
Copyright 1996, The Prose Poem