 1 | First Texas Thanksgiving by Robert Wynne |
| 2 | Really Breathing by Robert Wynne |
| 3 | Thinking about how Dad used to Sweep Up after Circuses at the Portland Memorial Coliseum by Robert Wynne |
| 4 | To His Mistress by Robert Wynne |
| 5 | “Mother Tosses Three Children into San Francisco Bay” by Robert Wynne
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| 6 | Endearing Rats by D.M Aderibigbe |
| 7 | Pencil Thoughts by Andrea L. Alterman |
| 8 | Flamenco Fun by Jessica Bell |
| 9 | Looking Back by Frances Briggs |
| 10 | Eastland by Joan Colby |
| 11 | Bat Thoughts by Chris Crittenden |
| 12 | A cry for a witness by Shakira Croce |
| 13 | Suspicious Finding by Mark Danowsky |
| 14 | Liminal by Jim Davis |
| 15 | Pool Shark by Terri Kirby Erickson |
| 16 | On Visiting My Mother near Roundout, NY by Ellen Factor |
| 17 | Poets of a Dead Language by Richard Fenwick |
| 18 | Sometimes Ireland by Ray Greenblatt |
| 19 | Festooning the Ft. Reno Cemetery by Carol Hamilton |
| 20 | Virginity by Jordan Jamison |
| 21 | Wire Hanger by B.J. Jones |
| 22 | The Woman Who Danced on the Head of a Pin by Steve Klepetar |
| 23 | Troop 102, Class 8: Knots by Wade Martin |
| 24 | Pre-Diction by Karla Linn Merrifield |
| 25 | Lost Souls by Mark Murphy |
| 26 | Grief calling by Barrie Neller |
| 27 | Night in the Woods by Anderson O'Brien |
| 28 | Sunshine by Hugo Pilkington |
| 29 | Cardinalis (“Serving as a hinge”) by Bill Richard |
| 30 | Foreign Language by Heather K. Robinson |
| 31 | Body Clock by Jeff Santosuosso |
| 32 | Taste by Nancy Simpson-Younger |
| 33 | The News by Ian C Smith |
| 34 | BRANDO (A 1951 PHOTOGRAPH) by J.R. Solonche |
| 35 | Upon The News that He Will No Longer Have the Only House on His Dead-End Road in the Mountains of SW PA by Kevin C Stewart |
| 36 | The Slowest Self-Therapy in the World by Karen Stromberg |
| 37 | Suicide Bomber by Larry D. Thomas |
| 38 | The Beautiful Curse by Larry D. Thomas |
| 39 | Muse by Emily Troia |
| 40 | Opening Drawers by Loretta Diane Walker |
| 41 | Stick Figures by Diane Webster |
| 42 | Cruising in Texas by Christine Wenk-Harrison |
| 43 | A Holocaust by John Sibley Williams |