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Poetry

The Mojave Desert promised to a transwoman backlit by sunset

Jeffrey Alfier |
February 1, 2023

Moonflower we’ve yet to witness —/acolytes of any flood that would runnel latent blossoms/over rutted backwaters of sand & sediment.…

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Before Reaching Port Byron Under a New Moon

Jeffrey Alfier |
February 1, 2023

I’m eastbound, west of Syracuse./A pastoral expanse of farmsteads and forests./Fieldbloom and rain.…

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After Reading Trakl’s Among the Red Foliage Full of Guitars

Jeffrey Alfier |
February 1, 2023

I watched the Mojave sun perform its heat/over the abandoned Evening Star Mine.

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