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FREED BY DISSONANCE BY TRACY AHRENS

I saw heaven in the habitat before me. In stillness I surveyed scenery. Soundly, you slept. Uneasy, I explored with soft eyes. Studies enlightened me. You sensed it; tectonic plates shifted. My fingertips crept up mountains and...

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WHEN CHERRY BLOSSOMS BLOOM LUCIA HAASE

Into the new-born light they sing amidst a dawning sky of blue. Into this morning’s ease they ring, winded bells of blushing hue. Let not a mortal word be said. Just savor every bloom instead. Now breathes a symphony this hour,...

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IN TIME WITH YOUR OWN BY TERESA A. PANAGOS

The future is in the depths of your dark brown eyes Each success, stumble, stop and start takes my breath away Like the wind moving a leaf, I am carried to each high Each low. You are strong and fierce. Your unwavering loyalty...

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TOP SECRET BY MARK THALMAN

Travis has already been moved at the semester and third quarter from two other teachers on the English staff. Now, administration thinks it’s my turn to give him a “fresh” start. He comes to school to take up space and see his...

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BLUETS BY ALAN CATLIN

1- Drinking tea outdoors beneath a blue umbrella 2- The blue hour before nightfall and the rain 3- Café doors open: inside someone sings the Blues   Alan Catlin has a recent full-length book of poems out from Roadside...

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ALLEGIANCE BY YVONNE HIGGINS LEACH

To throw magic around hunters: the fox knows the forest better than fear does, double back tracking its trail to confuse the blood-thirsty hounds, to outsmart the tracker’s own feet. Deer zigzag escape routes, wildly turning the...

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SOUR TASTE BY LORRAINE JEFFERY

My arms were enough when you were afraid, to save you from the big dog and his bite. Small hurts could be healed with sweet lemonade. I walked you to school and saw that you stayed, when fearful, comforted you through the night....

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NEW WORLD BY LORRAINE JEFFERY

Jarred by the harsh sounds of English; she was confused by unknown smells and the touch of a new caretaker. Critically ill in the Korean orphanage, she had struggled, but now, in our home, her fevered cheeks had cooled. Some...

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