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Month: October 2014

end of the corporate ladder autumn thistle  
Posted on 2 October 201421 September 2014Author Laurence StaceyCategories Issue 14.26 Comments on
He has, you will find, two modes only, the chipmunk: fast-forward; rewind.
Posted on 3 October 201430 September 2014Author Paul MuldoonCategories Issue 14.29 Comments on
I practice letting go . . . autumn morning
Posted on 6 October 201422 September 2014Author Bill WatersCategories Issue 14.216 Comments on
the radio drones as I shave my father’s face
Posted on 7 October 20147 October 2014Author Thom NorgangCategories Issue 14.29 Comments on
breaking the skin of an overripe peach harvest moon  
Posted on 8 October 201422 September 2014Author Mark E. BragerCategories Issue 14.214 Comments on
Peapods beaded with raindrops her arthritic fingers  
Posted on 9 October 201422 September 2014Author Carol PuringtonCategories Issue 14.29 Comments on
my mother?s last word a raised pinkie, the letter I in sign language: our code for ice, more ice
Posted on 10 October 201422 September 2014Author Alexa SelphCategories Issue 14.213 Comments on
the way she chooses to die . . . flowering plum
Posted on 13 October 201412 October 2014Author Margaret DornausCategories Issue 14.211 Comments on
with her two hands the artist frames blue summer sky
Posted on 14 October 201412 October 2014Author kjmunroCategories Issue 14.213 Comments on
the monarch?s shadow I stop talking on the phone  
Posted on 15 October 201412 October 2014Author Cyndi LloydCategories Issue 14.29 Comments on
unfurling ferns my mind empties its thoughts  
Posted on 16 October 201412 October 2014Author G.R. LeBlancCategories Issue 14.216 Comments on
lightning   the sword   swallower swallows
Posted on 17 October 201412 October 2014Author Ed MarkowskiCategories Issue 14.23 Comments on
two hands become a lantern firefly glow
Posted on 20 October 201417 October 2014Author Meredith AckroydCategories Issue 14.24 Comments on
Declaring a truce he slurps from his water gun to cool himself.
Posted on 21 October 20143 April 2018Author Sydell RosenbergCategories Issue 14.29 Comments on
running a stick across the slats ? spring peepers
Posted on 22 October 201420 October 2014Author Jennifer BurdCategories Issue 14.24 Comments on
festival the boy too young not to dance
Posted on 23 October 201420 October 2014Author Jeremy PendreyCategories Issue 14.24 Comments on
It’s as if he plays harmonica, the raccoon with an ear of maize.
Posted on 24 October 201424 October 2014Author Paul MuldoonCategories Issue 14.23 Comments on
wild mushrooms all the shades of autumn clouds    
Posted on 27 October 201427 October 2014Author Rachel SutcliffeCategories Issue 14.27 Comments on
Autumn chill the sound of the wind on its way to the sea
Posted on 28 October 201427 October 2014Author Sylvia Forges-RyanCategories Issue 14.25 Comments on
through the cracks of sleep night wind
Posted on 29 October 201427 October 2014Author Ann K. SchwaderCategories Issue 14.24 Comments on
quarantine an orange peel fills the room
Posted on 30 October 201427 October 2014Author Roland PackerCategories Issue 14.25 Comments on
Addressing the dead? every room an ear turned toward me
Posted on 31 October 201427 October 2014Author Natalie EastonCategories Issue 14.24 Comments on
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