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Elizabeth Porter

Scarlet Tanager in the honeyed slant before sunset in the last hemlock grove, I stepped off trail and was lost— what soft human desire pressed me into these woods, what...

Rais Tuluka

Mile Marker of the Self The nature of his drift was velvet and terminal; he was easy to miss, like a low star in daylight over Kansas. September,...

Diane LeBlanc

B is for Bird My parents must have knownthree hatchlings in the nestblown from our maple treewouldn’t survive. But they gave us an eye dropper and...

Sarah Carey

Survival Guide The wolf never came to the door, though we imagined it howling. Somehow the lights stayed on. The chuck-will’s-widow’s whistle vanished from summer nights, yet still we...

Emily Kingery

Parental Advisory The polyurethane made us white as bloated fish. As quick-dry glue- spiked hair. In summer we peeled and put gyms in our tongues. Boys ringed their eyes...

Jim Ross

A Listener He showed up for the first time on the second Friday of November, a fair to cloudy day that reached 60 degrees.  None...

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