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Taking Children to the Cemetery

No, you may not walk there. No, you may not stand on that. He is not here.

Takotsubo Syndrome

I thought that proved he blamed me. I thought they all did.

Tangier

What better place to write the great American novel than North Africa?

Tea and Sleep

I ask that now I be allowed to see the one my vision has been denied.

Teach Us

The linebacker grins, but the lines around his eyes tighten.

Tell Me

There was a time when all I wanted was go back. Ask all the questions.

Terminal Resemblance

When I saw my father for the last time, we both did the same thing.

Teshuvah

a clock struck again & again by a granite fist; us masked & rocking

Testament

The ego with which we began filters away as love accumulates below.

The Aphorisms of Henry Adams

The woman who is known only through a man is known wrong.

The Archive Is All in Present Tense and Other Poems

I could page the women’s voices in their velvet bags bound with string.

The Arms of Saturday Night

“were all here pregaming. at my dads apt. Wher the duck are u.”

The Art of Becoming a Citizen: A Meditation

It begins on the sunny morning of November 14, 1960.

The Aspern Papers

“I am not in the least fond of Venice. I should like to go far away!”

The Atom Bowl

We didn’t give the order to drop the bomb. But thank God somebody did.

The Balkans at Rest

A photo essay on hope in the wake of the devastating Bosnian War.

The Beginnings of a Storm

It’s a mistake to be here, he thinks, but he doesn’t turn around.

The Best of Death

“I’m not afraid of death; I just don’t want to be there when it happens.”

The Blanket

There was a blue wool afghan draped across the back of the couch.

The Brilliant Present

I was getting a little fogged, but I recognized irony when I heard it.

The Choir

I walk and I rest while the eyes of my dead look through my own.

The Clean-Out

I felt that this maternal oblivion could be the rest of my life.

The Cliff

Meghan Dunn

The Clock of Paradise

The cottage stood as a metaphor for what she wanted out of life.

The Comfort of Crows

In time the squirrel who was my friend is my friend no longer.

The Crazing of the Lagniappe

A gift tells you who you are and what you’re not in the eyes of others.

The Crossing

The underworld reached out for your hand and found payment.

The Curse of the Starving Class

Ambition and coincidence had led me to the Royal Theatre.

The Damn Pin Cracked

His mind was a glass vase shat-
tered into pieces across the floor.

The Day of the Dead

When the coach called again, Wayne felt his temper slipping.