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THOUGHTS ESCAPED ME BY BARBARA BRADLEY

As I sit, sudden brightness pierces my closed lids. My thoughts scatter. Sunglasses might help to lure them back. But my energy is slowed by the warmth of this welcome sun. Ahh. Does it matter today I wonder? I hope not. On some...

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BECOMING BLOOM TIME BY BARBARA BRADLEY

The long sad winter pulled our souls into hibernation and left us struggling into spring. We don’t automatically awake from such sleep as seedlings do that have to reach for the light. We all ponder the nature of our...

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I TALK TO DEATH BY BONNIE BILLET

death stands in front of me close enough to touch stands behind me hissing I leave the mini mart with a gallon of milk death calls after me Hey fat girl what are you afraid of? I tell him I’ve stuff to do he shows up in...

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MY SUN DREAM BY MARIANNE LYON

Dream I dervish around morning sun elastic circle dance seduces whirlpools me twirls I crash into other dancers steal nuggets of brilliant tunes hear babbling verse strange words everything full of frenzy I draw near to her fire...

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A TRAIN WINDOW BY MARIANNE LYON

Searching dominates longing matters more than unburied love Few activities reveal dynamics of this quest ardour paradox daydreaming gaping through train window Delicious reveries blessed gems blend into a stew pious pine forest...

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SHADOW-DANCING BY MARIANNE LYON

I would never dance naked but my Shadow frolics like ocean kelp twirls sways gyrates from room to room blinds not drawn Man in the Moon winks I would never waltz in tight dress but my Shadow dons silver gown metallic mermaid...

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MONET’S GARDEN BY GERALD KAMENS

Herbert Cantly hadn’t really wanted to get up before seven, an ungodly hour for him, the morning of their final day in Paris. His sleep problems, really his norm lately, hadn’t improved his willingness to be driven to some...

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LAVONNA BY JENNIFER O’NEILL PICKERING

Healing Hands Assembly was in an old run-down brick building that looked like a sweat shop might still operate inside. It was maybe four stories high with large drafty windows embedded with chicken wire. Other businesses...

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OF FLESH AND SEA BY SONA SCHMIDT-HARRIS

When in fear, hunger, or triumph The fish breaks water for air Protracting an arch With its bold, writhing body In an uncomfortable realm, The circle is completed by him or another, in time By a downward drive and rise Though...

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