Fall 2002, issue 9, Earth Residents of the year 2050
Welcome to Gumball Poetry's Ninth issue of poetry in gumball machines and on the web. March 12, 2010
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This is issue number Nine, Fall 2002.

Conservation is a practice without song. The last storm moves so slow up the body,
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under bud embroidered canopy. She's begun bleeding, a delicate, webby first
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There was this: Darkness filtered through a gap in the drapes,
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The Cruelty of Foosball
- Matt Schumacher

The River Has No Hair to Hold Onto
- Wendy Taylor Carlise

Glass Trees, Glass Leaves
- Abraham Burickson

Outskirts
- Stacie Barry

Descanso mío
- Lisette García

House Painter
- Joel Van Valin

Boiler
- Paul Hardacre

Moment
- Christine Beyer

Jesus In the Psych Ward
- Richard Jordan

Convergence
- Ken Rumble

Forgetting Lessons
- Alison Cole

Arun
- B. R. Dionysius

Saguaro
- Elaine Kelly

Earthquake
- Ken Rumble

Suppose on a Shimmering Beach
- Wendy Taylor Carlise

Ayer, Mass
- Melissa Chandler

Underdressed
- Chris Semansky

Larva
- Mark Gibbons

The Short Form
- Wendy Taylor Carlise

The Real Life of Piggies
- Chris Semansky

Periphery
- Helen W. Mallon

Mother Watches Her Red-Headed Girl
- Allyson Shaw

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In San José, Costa Rica, at seventeen, I fell for eloquent women I couldn't kiss,
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Your name, caramelized sugar in my mouth, your body, heavy humidity between my hands,
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On dirt road grooved beside river
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