Month: September 2024

HORSE DREAMS BY KATHLEEN CAIN

I want to be a horse this morning for my 76th birthday—and yes, it’s just an imaginary thing, I know, but bear with me. I want to run free on my four sturdy legs instead of being hobbled by these two that I have (though I am, as...

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THE SORROW BIRD BY KATHLEEN CAIN

She comes to perch on my shoulder, her trill reduced to a warble recognizable from other woods, other days, often unseen, always heard. The inclination is to shoo her away, send her flying elsewhere. But then, she has my...

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FAULT LINES BY KATHLEEN CAIN

The Golden Fault lies about ten miles from here, a seam between the Front Range of the Rockies and the Denver Basin. No one speaks of it much, except developers and old geologists and a woman who wonders about such things late...

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NO PARKING BY LESLIE SELBST

I was halfway through a final inspection before handing the keys to the real estate agent. My wife and I were leaving our home of fifty years in exchange for a small urban apartment near our kids, the cycle of life having...

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SILENT ONLOOKERS BY DEBI FAIRCHILD

The construction worker let out a cheerful whistle as the striking figure, dressed in a vibrant shade of red, strolled past. Every man in the vicinity turned to steal glances, hoping for acknowledgment from her. Finally, she...

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MEMORIES FROM THE OLD BARN BY DEBI FAIRCHILD

Amidst the fierce storm, the old barn stood steadfast, beckoning me to step inside. As I walked through the empty stalls, the silence broken only by the sounds echoing in the vast space. Once filled with the lively energy of...

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CANINE SERENADE BY DEBI FAIRCHILD

The barking pierces the velvety darkness, through the tranquil landscape like a haunting melody. Each bark repeats with urgency, carrying the weight of untold stories and unspoken emotions. The air trembles with the raw power of...

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