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Meg Barboza

Meg Barboza's poems have appeared or are forthcoming in P-Queue, Court Green, Parcel, Denver Quarterly, and 1913. Her reviews have appeared in Colorado Review.

She works for the New York City Department of Education.

Recent Work

Metanarrative: Platonic Forms

Meg Barboza

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/ Let us agree on traffic lights and liquor; punishment / / above all else. The edible. Coquettish / / Spring. The genitalia of both sexes...

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Little Mexican Girls

Luke Bloomfield

(1)

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Little Mexican girls have found me. / They throw away their dolls and jog in circles around me. / They laugh in a disconcerting dialect. / Their...

Causing an Impressed

Jordan Stempleman

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188 views

What's the worst of the cement truck, that unwifed / shape pouring out, airplane far off or the sanctuary / so unowned and immature? / As I...

BECAUSE YOU CAN HAVE THIS IDEA ABOUT BEING...

Emily Pettit

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It is not an answer I am mapping. A definite / and timely expression of acceptance. / The burn bags are missing and what can this / mean? Error...

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