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Two Poems

She only eats condiments, pickles, slices of sharp cheddar.

Two Things Added Equal a Third

I wore the rose pants for weeks without telling anyone.

Two Years

He had looked on it a thousand times and it never failed to kill him.

Type A

My first true love was Underwood, my mother’s typewriter.

Ubi Sunt

When the light failed she listed all the places he might find her.

Uncle Peter

Craig Bueltel

Under a Tabloid Moon

The portal light, on your face, now, a rose light on a sinking freighter.

Under the Mango Tree

A boy knew he wouldn’t see his mother’s face as he rose from the mat.

Underaged

All I could focus on was if he was going to ask me to date him.

Unemployed

An idea surfacing—a crack of orange teeth. As if a ceiling disappears.

Unknown

The sense all along has been that there’s some madness in her.

Unmedicated Self-Portrait

I don’t know you, I only think of you to ignore how unhappy I am.

Unremembered Country

Let me lie down with you and listen, let me tell you what I know.

Up Country

Tanya jokes that she comes to the East Coast now only for funerals.

Up Up and Away

I tried to cheer my brother up by reminding him all clowns die too.

Vanishing Point

The kissed fingerpad touched wet with wine orbiting.

Very Late

Even our tenderest buds and shoots endure the late snow.

Vestibule

Chase Twichell

Victoria

I’m covetous of my worldly neighbor. And he’s not accommodating.

Villa Palms

Today the game was to try to catch one of the cats in a pillowcase.

Visible Empire

“You mean to fall in love with your wife while I’m gone,” she said.

Vogel’s Wife

At the copier, her back to him, running off copies, was Penny Ayler.

Wait

What I really meant to say is that I am tired. Beauty can demand so much.

Walk for Mankind

The door opened, and Dan stormed in, shouting, “Motherfuckers!”

Walking Distance

The man lifted his shirt just enough to show the handle of a pistol.

Wanting

If Vann kisses her, a mist will rise in her brain. A promise of oblivion.

War Widow

You smile into the phone static, the breath of your beloved.

Watching the Foxes

Her mother is a locked door with another door behind it.

Watermark

Rain falls steadily, rattling down drainpipes and gurgling into gutters.

We Are What We Have Lost

Ella knew she hadn’t hurt Sebastian, but she knew she’d betrayed him.