David Salner

David Salner  Forest Fire, Viewed from the Kanawha Valley  Above a roofline of wires and gnarled shingles, a faint yellow dawn. I lounge on my porch over coffee, in a [...]

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Marjorie Stelmach

Marjorie Stelmach  The Laws Of Perspective Every painting comes from far away (many fail to reach us), yet we only receive a painting fully if we are looking in the [...]

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Joseph O. Legaspi

Ókúrú after January Gill O’Neil We slice heads off the okras, strewn like mutinous bounty on the kitchen table, my sisters and I giddy with small [...]

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Donald Levering

Donald Levering Small Things ​​Sometimes we’re so surprised to see how small things have such bearing. Consider the blockage of my kitchen plumbing, mother to a month of inconvenience and [...]

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John McCarthy

John McCarthy Noise Falling Backwards  ​I’ve been told not to come here—to this tool shed of memory, where everything is as old as it is useless. Inside, a scoop of [...]

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