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Search results: collage

• Krzysztof Mxchx 18 April 2024

  sakura season I close my eyes to see everything

• Gillena Cox 15 April 2023

  while leaves still hold raindrops silver-lined clouds sit on the mountain tops a statement to daybreak

• Susan Mallernee 2 November 2020

  her mother’s daughter learning to hide the bruises

• Christine Taylor 22 October 2018

  sticky willow refuses to let me go— summer squall

• Adelaide Shaw 16 July 2013

  picking apples I follow the bees to the sweetest tree

• Adelaide Shaw 5 January 2013

  looking back as well as ahead images are mixed all that I remember all that I imagine

• Adelaide Shaw 2 September 2012

  cold and wet we walk Merrion Square— two coffees to go

• Nicole Pakan 17 November 2010

  over the wheel like Catherine’s belly clenches jostled onto tightly welded slivers or covered by plaster, flawless puttied into loveliness perhaps pilgrimage, a brazen sky

• Ron C. Moss 21 August 2010

  gently the earth bends into itself

• Linda Pilarski 12 June 2010

  equinox … within the ending so many beginnings