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Reinvestment Order

Craig Kurtz

There was time, I checked
the spectrum & leased the
small print. Fill out required
w/ all reception. Grammar
remaining.

There was return, incremental
& interim. When then was
identified, indemnification
dispersed. Italics went
unratified.

There was exegetic logic,
replacement parts under oath.
Remittal contingent on terms
subject to locks. Insufficient
funds.

There was entification, then
proceedings. Memorizing
continuum & waiving
exemptions, I rehabilitated
my veto.

There was spectrum print
& continuum oath. Italics
subject to return w/ exegetic
locks. Entification
remaining.

Craig Kurtz is an autistic 54-year old living at Twin Oaks Intentional Community where he writes poetry while simultaneously handcrafting hammocks. Recent work appears in BlazeVOX, decomP, Fat City Review, Harlequin Creature, IthacaLit, The Maynard, Otoliths, Petrichor Review, The Rampallian, Red Fez, Samzidat Literary Review & others.

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ISSUE ONE: Trams Yell Yes!

Craig Kurtz
    Index Denied
    Reinvestment Order

Erin Dorney
    This Is Not A Poem About
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    Left

Rose Swartz
   Odalisque
   Quondam

Tim Kahl
    Plasma Globe

Alison McCabe
    I Watch Myself Loop

Dan Boehl
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       from @emoemoji

Vanessa Couto Johnson
    (t)ravel
    neces(sit)ies

Valentina Cano
    Planned Remodeling

Ryan Napier
    Seasonal Affective Disorder

Terry Wolverton
    Sizzle and Chew

Gregory Crosby
    Satan's Skull Glows White Hot

Lea Galanter
    When Lost in the Woods

Jake Sheff
    Stasis in Ragtime

Angelica Poversky
    Enough

Mercedes Lawry
    In Late November, There Are
       Days of False Clemency