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  • 'winter tide— / the pull of / my home' by John Young John Young
    21 December 2016

    winter tide—
    the pull of
    my home
  • 'drifting snow / the neighbourhood vanishing / flake by flake' by Doug Norris Doug Norris
    23 December 2016

    drifting snow
    the neighborhood vanishing
    flake by flake
  • 'deer at dusk / the low branches / picked clean' by Kathy Cotton Kathy Lohrum Cotton
    26 December 2016

    deer at dusk
    the low branches
    picked clean
  • 'leaving the path— / I pretend not to notice / the distance' by Sarah Rehfeldt Sarah Rehfeldt
    11 August 2011

    leaving the path—
    I pretend not to notice
    the distance
  • 'evening bells... / wind ruffles up the plumage / of the dipper' by Ramona Linke Ramona Linke
    15 August 2011

    evening bells…
    wind ruffles up the plumage
    of the dipper
  • 'vespers... / a censer swung / toward the evening star' by Terri French Terri French
    17 August 2011

    vespers…
    a censer swung
    toward the evening star
  • 'We forget we're / mostly water / till the rain falls / and every atom / in our body / starts to go home' by Cherie Hunter Day. Poem by Albert Huffstickler. Poem first published in Lilliput Review #117. Cherie Hunter Day
    19 August 2011

    We forget we’re
    mostly water
    till the rain falls
    and every atom
    in our body
    starts to go home

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