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Monday, October 07, 2019

two poems at Packingtown Review

Packingtown Review, 
vol. 12, Fall 2019,
features two poems:
“yet hidden in your skinny whittling breakfast”
and
“climbing out of the agreeable it”

Posted by Glenn Ingersoll at 8:00 AM
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