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The Dead, Debora Greger Jan 2016

The Dead, Debora Greger

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 90-91


Temple, Alexis Levitan, Salgado Maranhāo Jan 2016

Temple, Alexis Levitan, Salgado Maranhāo

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 108


The One Who Howls, Alexis Levitan, Salgado Maranhāo Jan 2016

The One Who Howls, Alexis Levitan, Salgado Maranhāo

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 109-110


Emma Darwin At Fifteen, Laura Lee Beasley Jan 2016

Emma Darwin At Fifteen, Laura Lee Beasley

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 51


The Censor Works At Home In The Evening, Corey Marks Jan 2016

The Censor Works At Home In The Evening, Corey Marks

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 115-117


When He Came Back, Michael Chitwood Jan 2016

When He Came Back, Michael Chitwood

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 56


Monday Morning, Ashley Warner Jan 2016

Monday Morning, Ashley Warner

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 147


Orbit, Alexis Levitan, Salgado Maranhāo Jan 2016

Orbit, Alexis Levitan, Salgado Maranhāo

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 111


The Miracle, William Logan Jan 2016

The Miracle, William Logan

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 114


Gabriel, Chad Davidson Jan 2016

Gabriel, Chad Davidson

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 187-191


The Forest, Corey Marks Jan 2016

The Forest, Corey Marks

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 118-119


Pastoral, Rose Mclarney Jan 2016

Pastoral, Rose Mclarney

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 120


Familiars, Hastings Hensel Jan 2016

Familiars, Hastings Hensel

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 195-199


A Minor History Of Photography, Tina Cane Jan 2016

A Minor History Of Photography, Tina Cane

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 52-53


Evidence, Betty Adcock Jan 2016

Evidence, Betty Adcock

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 41


Pastoral, Betty Adcock Jan 2016

Pastoral, Betty Adcock

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 42-43


With This Spider I Do Thee Wed, Terese Svoboda Jan 2016

With This Spider I Do Thee Wed, Terese Svoboda

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 140


Vespers, Robert W. Hill Jan 2016

Vespers, Robert W. Hill

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 100


They Stopped, Kathryn Starbuck Jan 2016

They Stopped, Kathryn Starbuck

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 136


Maybe Time Meant To Tell Us, Greg Williamson Jan 2016

Maybe Time Meant To Tell Us, Greg Williamson

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 151


My Youngest Daughter Brings Me Daisies And Bits Of Plastic Trash, Sean Thomas Dougherty Jan 2016

My Youngest Daughter Brings Me Daisies And Bits Of Plastic Trash, Sean Thomas Dougherty

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 72


Another Picture Of The Future, Stuart Dischell Jan 2016

Another Picture Of The Future, Stuart Dischell

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 71


Saint Columbia In Old Age, Rob Griffith Jan 2016

Saint Columbia In Old Age, Rob Griffith

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 92


Mea Maxima Culpa, Rob Griffith Jan 2016

Mea Maxima Culpa, Rob Griffith

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 93


Postcards From The Tokaido Road, Debora Greger Jan 2016

Postcards From The Tokaido Road, Debora Greger

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 83-87


Indexia In The Dark, Terese Svoboda Jan 2016

Indexia In The Dark, Terese Svoboda

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 141


No Sorrow In Sight, Jeff Hardin Jan 2016

No Sorrow In Sight, Jeff Hardin

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 98-99


Discussing The Crucifixion With Jehovah’S Witnesses At The F. Scott And Zelda Fitzgerald House In Montgomery, Alabama, Barbara Hamby Jan 2016

Discussing The Crucifixion With Jehovah’S Witnesses At The F. Scott And Zelda Fitzgerald House In Montgomery, Alabama, Barbara Hamby

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 96-97


The Belt, Mike James Jan 2016

The Belt, Mike James

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 102


Where Justice And Whimsy Lead: An Interview With Barbara Ras, Megan Sexton Jan 2016

Where Justice And Whimsy Lead: An Interview With Barbara Ras, Megan Sexton

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 9-17