Suzanne Allen, Free Refills
Robert Arroyo, Jr., Lucifer Speaks of Man Made Things
Andres Avelino, translated by Hedy Habra, From “The Infinite, an Anise Seed and I”
Elizabeth Barbato, Mary Shelly
David Bart, Good Year
Jeffrey Bean, Letters
Edward Beatty, Colorful Language
Laura Bontrager, sailing in Belize
Karina Borowicz, Maps; All Hallows’ Eve
Berthold Brecht, translated by Jenne Fortune Knight, The Book Burning
Meghan Brinson, Museum; Love Poem
Kevin Burris, Winter Storm
Dane Cervine, Adam Naming the Spring in Central Park
Nina Corwin, Abe Lincoln in the Landscape of Chance
Chris Crittenden, Ode To the Pumpkin; Nest
Mary Christine Delea, The Middle of the Night is Not the Best Place to Find Love
Natalie Diaz, Lorca’s Red Dresses
Laura Donnelly, Notes on the Appositive
Rebecca Foust, Herzog Out-Takes
Alex M. Frankel, Ode to 7-Eleven
Paula Friedman, Captured Mole
Mordechai Geldman, tranlated by Tsipi Keller, I Dreamt You;
Marc Harshman, Why No Dogs Were Found at the Tower of Babel….
Joseph Kerschbaum, The Leaplings
John Krumberger, Advent, Wisconsin
Jill Kupchik, Penelope at Home;  Ellipsis
Keetje Kuipers, What We Call Indian Summer; Theory of Lost Things
Mercedes Lawry, Something Useful
Donna J. Gelagotis Lee, Is Time Immortal?
Jeffrey Little, A Chorus of Romany Ball-Point Pens; Because In Mapping Becomes Them
Federico Garcia Lorca, translated by Thomas P. Feeny, Night Scenes from My Window
Sarah Luczaj, Missing the dead ; thin yellow woman jumping
Irene McKinney, Offerings
Ed Madden, Solace
Marjorie Maddox, Articulate
Grace Mattern, Anniversary II
David Meischen, Amber

*Nominated for Pushcart Prize

Philip Memmer, Lucifer in the Orphanage
Seth Michelson, The Shower; Waking Up to a Broken-down Villanelle
Kevin Miller, Non-League Play
Michelle Moore, After the Fall; Hrastovlje
Julie L. Moore, Dark Birds
Joddy Murray, Beluga Whales, Atlanta
Arlene Naganawa, Diane Mae
GinnaKarla Nicolas, honza; somehow you know
Kathryn Nuernberger, To the Tulips, to the Particles
Lynn Pederson, Correction
Michael Phillips, Godpowers & Choice
Kenneth Pobo, Marigolds
Todd Possehl, Ship in a Bottle
Doug Ramspeck, Foursquare
Bethany Reid, If Plot is What Happens
Geri Rosenzweig, Detours of Hunger
Tanya Rucosky, In Times of High Water
Stan Sanvel Rubin, Against the Birds
Maggie Schwed, Between a Subject and Its Rendering
Dennis Saleh, Detail, Dali
Eric Paul Shaffer, The Inmate Speaks of Poets and Psychopaths
David Shumate, A Hundred Shamans
Michael Simon, Mice Playing Hamlet; The Wall
Matthew J. Spireng, Hoop Snake
Ludwig Steinherr, ranslated by Ken Fontenot, Gifts; Clouds
Tim Suermondt, Einstein Looks in the Window
Kelly Terwilliger, Bonfire, About Ten
Toni Thomas, My Mother Wishes for Happiness, Settles for theWorld’s Tutelage of Rapt Machinery; My Mother Wears Her Sage Mask and Rethinks Heaven
Dwayne Thorpe, Opening the Tent Donna Vorreyer, Housekeeping
Kristina Van Sant, Bee; Blackout, Night Before My Appointment
Mary Wallach, Japanese Tourists Wait for Aurora Borealis
Joan White, Northern Lights
Paul Willis, After the Lesson, Mary Jane Looks; Preparedness
Charles Wyatt, Washing the Dog’s Feet
Brenda Yates, An Invitation to the Idea of Wallace
P. Ivan Young, The Roofer’s Song
Sally Zaino, Why We Band Hummingbirds
Matthew Zingg, The oldest city, the sea and you / a semi-historical account of love