Bouquets of Necessity by Claire Scott
I spend hours in parks, on playgroundsplaces where children hang out MacDonald’s,...
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To the Wonder Women by Arvilla Fee
One baby holding her leg,one baby riding her hip,one toddler squeezing the kitten,one toddler...
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Photography by Kerry Rawlinson
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Vacant Self Reflection by Allison Paoli
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Weary Tune by John Grey
There, against the wall. on the sidewalk where fat guts reign, a skinny guy with a voice like a...
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Directions for Use by Ken L. Jones
When the tide is low A petting zoo of sorts appears But I’m too lost in a cavalcade of...
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Obsolete, Likened to Many Things by Ken L. Jones
I use to think that days melted fast, back in the time it took you to blink forty years after the...
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A Day of Mourning (After Li Ching Chao) by George Freek
As the leaves fall from the maple trees, the day is now passing. Black clouds speak of dismay....
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Scott’s Last Fruitcake by David M. Harris
“In one of the most hostile regions known to humankind, conservationists unearthed an...
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untitled by JR Vork
cloud paint inside abalone shell almost home
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Heat Wave by Eric Greinke
A prolonged heat wave brings order to our days. Here in the northern woods we’re not used to hot...
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For All Time by Psyche Török
The skeleton speaks. I have been dreaming since my breath turned to cobwebs, poised for all time...
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Little Honey by Psyche Török
~For John Sherman Scheckel, October 17, 1917 – March 19, 1919~For Billy Scheckel, January 24, 1924...
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Supplicants by Elizabeth Spencer Spragins
dessicated stones part their sun-cracked lips and drink a pittance of rain wrung from pockets of...
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Mojito by Michael T. Smith
The sun’s fingers clenched the land And would not let it sleep With legerdemain, It strangled it...
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Apropos of… by Richard Weaver
The puzzle offers a Chinese box of clues. The crossword speaks in slant rhyme. What the snow...
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A Boon from an Angel by Matias Travieso-Diaz
Norman first saw the angel on one of those November nights when the temperature is too low for air...
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The Dance of Deception by Julia Hatch
To the other couples they looked like any other on the dance floor The elegant woman, draped in a...
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Breathe Close to Me by Lenny Carber
Breathe close to me, Let not your head droop Nor your face grimace In fierce grief, for when I...
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Mud Season by Laura Rodley
The road was mudded out, yet still the mail must go through. Chester gritted his teeth as...
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