Julia Heney—The End

Julia Heney The End ​I left the familiar town, with all my things: in my waking life, it was my town. I was hiding from me or I was found [...]

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Susan Terris—Sockeye Dream

Susan Terris Sockeye Dream ​Salt water swimmer with freshwater memory, years spent displaced but yearning,let me follow you. I, too, remember upstream, its pine-dusted air and scent. When you lookfor [...]

2026-10-06T20:06:40-05:005 Dec 2018|

Luke Hankins—Wreck

Luke Hankins Wreck ​Walking past a telephone pole struck by a car, I see the pole has been righted, the wires repaired. I drove by earlier today as firemen strapped [...]

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Patrick Mainelli—Get Away

Patrick Mainelli Get Away “It’s about the stars,” she explains. “He doesn’t know if they’re there, or if they’re not there. So he decides all he wants is to look [...]

2026-10-07T15:00:51-05:005 Dec 2018|

Robert Huddleston—Last Things

Robert Huddleston Last Things ​Maybe you’re quietly reading in the garden when they come, or carrying logs from the wood- pile in an old wheelbarrow, or carefully plowing a bean-row, [...]

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Kim Garcia—Transport

Kim Garcia Transport ​Between twilight and twilight the muddle-sleep of fear with a head against a stranger's shoulder. Every bomb every bullet is coming towards you, every hand holding a [...]

2026-10-06T20:06:40-05:005 Dec 2018|
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