Historical Poetry
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A woman has fallen the museum guard
Tells us in a light blue turban plus dark suit
And tie required of all the Getty guards
This First Proof contains an excerpt from Carama by Igor Barreto, translated by Brandon Holmquest.

Campbell McGrath’s latest collection, Shannon, is a book-length poetic narrative about George Shannon.

“Vocal Executive Chides Critics of Detroit” reads a recent New York Times headline, confirming a synecdoche firmly engrained in the American imagination substituting industry for place.

Seven “Short Talks” on topics such as Chromo-luminarism, Major and Minor, Geisha, Vicuñas, Trout, The Rules of Perspective, and Homo Sapiens by Anne Carson.
In reality the degree of cross-eyedness Columbus suffered isn’t important.
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