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Sugar Shack By Alexis Kelleher

When Old River Bend turnpike was widened and renamed route fifteen, Dennis Kratch was the first to scoop up the re-zoned cheap lots, expanding his land-clearing business. He erected giant metal garages to store his growing...

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Touching Truth by Mark Decker

It takes only one moment, one single event, or focus, to touch the inner genius, to make it spit up and out; All artists know it, enraptured by the simple truth that lays, naked, before them; With their brush, or pen, or musical...

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My Mom Returns in a Dream by Robin Greene

My dead mother visits me in a dream, sitting bedside. No longer ninety-one, she appears in a navy pants suit, with dark, teased hair—her face, without a wrinkle. Mom, I gasp, my grief becoming an urgency to save her, though I...

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The Zen of This by Robin Greene

Summoned late at night from my bed to hers, I stand by my unconscious mother, caressing her limp hand, promising to stay. The hospital’s florescent overheads cast blue, shadowless light, while a machine pumps morphine and...

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Shaped by, Jack Meacham

walking through the dark house every step every inch is a guess is that chair pulled out or is the path clear from here to the door the space seems full of you what is that movement on the floor there oh just light from the moon...

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Embraced by Jack Meacham

when life’s long crusade for a happy gravitational attraction dissolves into a realization that I am gods frenetic pinball i slip from my unhappy dance and begin the long downhill run with gifts of wide silent vistas and cold...

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What Makes Luna Tick by Shannon Orr

each sliver of silver that adorns my head are medals won from battles with the living dead and I found God waiting in the woods but I found the Devil in people I believed were good and my tea leaves say I’m a scattered mess I...

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Buried Treasure by Shannon Orr

I like the ocean because she can keep secrets buried deep my treasure is a smile that was never asked for you always complained I was hard on my clothes but never talked about how hard I was on my soul the only place I ever felt...

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