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For the Fifty (Who Formed PEACE With Their Bodies)

By Philip Metres In the green beginning,
in the morning mist,
they emerge from their chrysalis

If You Leave Your Shoes

By Joseph Ross If you leave your shoes
on the front porch
when you run

By Cornelius Eady A warning one white friend hisses
To the one standing nearest to me
At an Upper West Side newsstand.

By Martín Espada In the republic of poetry,
a train full of poets
rolls south in the rain

By Francisco Aragón Despite the absent head (whose eyes

were the green of apples)

By A.B. Spellman florene barco moved
to philadelphia &
on a visit home

By Fady Joudah When the shooting began
Everyone ran to the trucks
Grabbed whatever their backs needed
And made for the trucks

By David Keplinger Lincoln, leaving Springfield, 1861,
Boards a train with a salute: but it is weak.
To correct it, he slides his hand away

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