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You Must Change Your Life

By SHARON DOLIN

                       —after Rilke 

Yours, still the hardest face to see—
even the mirror lies, with your image
in reverse. To see into your life  
you must look into the life of things:  

take this brass candelabra shaped 
into a circular set of stairs that, 
when lit, sees into you, seizes
hold of your brokenness and  

shows you all growth starts 
with a wound. Think of the earth 
in spring, split open by green shoots.  

You Must Change Your Life
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April 2026 Poetry Feature #2: Sharon Dolin, Kerry James Evans, Andrew Hudgins, and Maria Terrone

April brings new poems by our contributors: SHARON DOLIN, KERRY JAMES EVANS, ANDREW HUDGINS, AND MARIA TERRONE!

Headshots of poets Sharon Dolin, Kerry James Evans, Andrew Hudgins, and Maria Terrone

Sharon Dolin, Kerry James Evans, Andrew Hudgins, Maria Terrone (from left to right)

 

Table of Contents:

—Sharon Dolin, “Savor”

—Kerry James Evans, “Smoky”

—Andrew Hudgins, “After Death”

—Maria Terrone, “Alchemy”

April 2026 Poetry Feature #2: Sharon Dolin, Kerry James Evans, Andrew Hudgins, and Maria Terrone
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