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Conrad Balliet reads Terry Hermsen's poem, "Solstice."

Poor Will’s Almanack for the third week of early winter, the fourth week of the natural year

Julie Moore reads her poem, "Liquid."

Euphemistic language is a staple of polite conversation. We use euphemisms to dance around delicate subjects. We say someone has "passed away" when we don't wish to say that they have died. We refer to the "restroom" when we don't want to say that we are headed off to the toilet. The term "friendly fire" is a military euphemism for the unfortunate occasions when soldiers have killed their fellow soldiers by mistake.

Conrad Balliet reads Rita Coleman's poem, "Moon Wisdom."