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Amy Poague

My friend Alfonso asked the lamps
Creative Nonfiction

Jacqueline Doyle

  Ode to My Cat, Ten Years Gone Like a boy named Sue, you were a girl named Bert, because our young son loved his uncle’s...
Creative Nonfiction

Marilyn Bousquin

Swinging in the Dark Wednesday, December 7, 2022 We talked by phone several times a week on my walks up Rivermont Avenue, but once you entered...
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Sherre Vernon

3,000 Turns Against Death When Donne said Death, thou shalt die,he surrounded it with commas, breath through the barrier, the first wardagainst the unbearable. Second: this tongue...
Creative Nonfiction

Karen Offitzer

Oxygen Thief Years later, when I heard the details of my father’s death, I imagined a different ending: instead of trying to exit the truck...
Poetry

 Liz Clift

Grief Grief as knees buckling when given the news I already knew or grief as a foreign country or grief as the ball I stuff...
Poetry

Emma DePanise

Under Artificial Light For a second the shadow        watered a stain on the paper. You gave me    these words  so I must’ve nudged...

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