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UNTENABLE by Leona Sevick
Looking down from my second story porch I see the flowering quince they say will thrive in almost any soil. This one is no doubt dead, though its faithful branches reach up and outward, insulting the brittle dry sticks that pin the massive bush to fertile ground. Watery red flowers the color of diluted blood…
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TWO POEMS by Jim Whiteside
Stocking the Pond 500 bluegill in a tank on the back of a truck, parked on the bank, pouring them out. Fifth grade, early spring. The year I was taught there were right and wrong ways to be a man. I watched the waterfalling bodies of the fish, our pond like a holding cell.…
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GIRLS NIGHT by Elisabet Velasquez
After I gave him my dented hands which in any case were still valuable …
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