Poetry – Issue 32Mimicry J.P. Grasser My therapist said Control what you can so I began to speak with denser words.With the slow determination of worms, I digested morphemes: quotidian,panoply, vainglorious, mimicry.Please log in or subscribe to continue reading. Explore Related Work: Poetry – Issue 29Thought Inventory with Rorschach and Caesura Jennie Malboeuf The first of the blots two piglets kissing a bell. Second: a bearcub in love with his own image. Blood rising like clouds of troubling ideas— Poetry – Issue 10Quite Frankly Mark Halliday They got old, they got old and died. But first— okay but first they composed plangent depictions of how much… Poetry – Issue 3Companionable Reg Saner Hours alone on big granite open him to suggestion. Hears things. A horsefly’s buzz grows conversational, human. A cascade’s far-off-ness…