We're writing to let you know about several important updates we've recently made. First, we've revised the disclosure you implicitly accepted when you clicked the link to our site. The Online Poetry Disclosure and Consent updates certain terms and conditions. Here's a summary of the changes:

• A clarification that the Disclosure also applies to poems accessible only through your third eye.
• An updated definition of the term "poetry" to include easy-pay billing.
• A revision to include PDF (Poetics Debate Format) as one of the forms of communication you may receive from us.

In addition, our Disclosure and Consent describes which of the poems you receive from us can be or will be delivered electronically, including, but not limited to:

• Emily Jern-Miller's twisted rupture, Nicole Cartwright Denison's phantom galaxy, and Kyle Hemmings, with bruises for eyes.
• Brian McMillan mocked by monarchs.
• Madonna J. Arsenault, hushed as mother's milk. Kasey Kasa's hopes in formaldehyde.
• Margaret Bashaar weaving prophecies into her hair.
• Chris Crittenden in the gaze of charmed squash.
• Russell Jaffe's roadside pathos. Brenda Hammack's catacomb palace.
• Aaron Patrick Flanagan, cupping an apology in his hands.