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THE HYENA AND THE LION BY BELINDA NICOLL

In the days when Tsheko and his San tribe still wore animal skins and walked barefoot, they saw their world in the Kalahari Desert as a free and wholesome place. Throughout summer and winter, they would roam the red dunes, arid...

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LITTLE ODE TO SPRING EQUINOX BY WALLY SWIST

May your snowdrops thrive after the snowmelt; may your tulips bloom under an aspiring sky. Enjoy the tantalizing idea that it’s finally spring. In spring, when I always think of nature poems of Kenneth Rexroth, and relive...

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IMPERMANENCE BY WALLY SWIST

Shadows and light crossing the fields this morning fills me with abundance. Although ethereal, moving through the je’n sais quoi of slanting light and rolling hills offers resilience through this land of sacred geometries,...

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AFTER A NIGHT OF DRIZZLE BY PETER GOODWIN

The risen sun is hidden clouds dark and dense the air saturated and heavy no creature is stirring but a lone man in swimming shorts walking through his garden the long grass soaking his feet as he inspects his resilient flowers...

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REMNANTS OF A HOME BY PETER GOODWIN

Once a modest home by the river rented out by the Park Service then not rented, then abandoned to neglect and weather and rodents then torn down, turned to trash the trash trucked to a dump leaving behind a blighted scar by the...

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FOG ALIVE AND LIFTING BY SANDRA KOLANKIEWICZ

My evening peters out by nine, then wakes to prowl where the darkness meets the dawn, that part of night most don’t know about, fail to understand, cannot appreciate for rolling over, pulling covers tighter for that short time...

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