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Betsy Johnson-Miller

Betsy Johnson-Miller

Betsy Johnson-Miller lives and teaches in Minnesota. Her poetry and essays have appeared in Boulevard, Agni, Gray's Sporting Journal, Portland and Mid-American Review

What Is Romantic, Honestly


I mean
to answer with a sapling

in a pickle jar

covered with tiny
light bulbs

I caught burning
in a field

that bed
of milkweed and

animal sleep
(body curled

around body curled)

instead
of moonlight

on train tracks
that end

Poetry

Valerie Duff

Valerie Duff
King Street, Now State --in Downtown Boston After The Reading Of The Declaration Of Independence, King Street Turned Into State Street. Prison Lane Later Became Court Street

Poetry

Jeremiah Moriarty

Jeremiah Moriarty
Because The Road

Poetry

Mary Ellen Redmond

Mary Ellen Redmond
Fifty-Six Days