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Fall 2026 / Volume 13.1
River Hall
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After the Final Digit of Pi
nothing opens
its colossal eye
symmetry is broken
into an odd number, an even number, an odd
a tangle of cut wires hum
a god leaps from a burning tree
glass-still water abruptly ripples
every forgotten grave whispers
it’s coming
a man with a megaphone falls silent
he looks up agape
we hear them crackle
all the lost poems
River Elizabeth Hall (she/her) is a poet and naturalist with degrees from Fairhaven College and Antioch University Seattle. Her work has appeared in Clade Song, Bear Review, Main Street Rag, Moist Poetry, Nimrod, Parentheses Journal and Tinderbox among others. She is a 2023 Best of the Net Nominee and winner of Tinderbox Poetry’s 2022 Majda Gama Editor’s Prize. riverelizabethhallpoetry.com
