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    1. How Has It Come to This.jpg
    2. Hungry with Loss.jpg
    3. Hope in Retreat -- Falling to Shadows
    4. Change is a Gardener, Death is the Soil
    5. These are the Phantoms.jpg
    6. Nothing has Replaced the Earth.jpg
    8. Unearth Our Buried Hopes.jpg
    7. And Fields that Grow into their Green
    9. A Mouthful of Dirt Our Final Word.jpg
    Darling How Can We Go On.jpg
    All Souls Day.jpg
    The Space You Leave Behind.jpg
    The End of a Glacial Tale.jpg
    A Lane of Yellow Led the Eye.jpg
    Elegy to the Woman Who Leapt in Front of
    Isambard Brunel Standing Before the Laun
    Carthage.jpg
    Last Night I Dreamt of Drowning.jpg
    Glory Be.jpg

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    Grace Wagner,
    Ecopoet

    "The poetry of the Earth is never dead." - John Keats

    Grace Wagner is a queer, nonbinary ecopoet living with a disability in Houston, TX where they teach literature and creative writing at the University of Houston. They have worked as Assistant Poetry Editor for Gulf Coast, a position they previously held at Copper Nickel. Their work can be found or is upcoming in Salmagundi Magazine, The Atlanta Review, Palette Poetry, The Offing, Hayden's Ferry Review, The West Review and elsewhere. They were honored with an Academy of American Poets Award.

    gracewagnerpoet@gmail.com

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