Once, a Moon
by Karin Killian | The writing on the wall.
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Sour Grass
by Victoria Lewis | A taste of the unknown.
The Annual Bonfire, 1998
by Lynette D’Amico | Secrets in the smoke.
Note to Old Irishtown Road
by Karen Weyant | Apologies.
One Rule from a Working Life
by Nina Gaby | Some nights I dream.
Rockhound
by Loretta Velle | The things we collect.
What Happened Here
by Leslie Pietrzyk | It was just ice cream.
Defiant
by Kate Hopper | So we beat on.
Birds I’ve Known
by Yelizaveta Renfro | Parakeets, owls, and rooks. Oh my.
Deluge
by Cassandra Caverhill | In the aftermath.
Heart First
by Janis La Couvée | L’amour.
Dream Lover
by Rae Pagliarulo | A nice fantasy, while it lasted.
Flinch
by Sonja Livingston | A game without winners.
Yellow Boat
by Debra Gwartney | The routes we travel.
The Sound of a Thing Carrying Doom
by Kosisochukwu W. Ugwuede | Night after night, it came.
Galactagogues
by Anjoli Roy | A dictionary is a whole universe.
Sheryl St. Germain
Visitations
by Sheryl St. Germain | Cooking with ghosts.
Jessica Handler
The Muscle for Escape
by Jessica Handler | The one about the baby walrus.
Rebecca McClanahan
by Rebecca McClanahan | Undeliverable holiday wishes.
Joanna Brichetto
Hummingbird Winter
by Joanna Brichetto | Until the wind changes.
Christine Kalafus
Horses
by Christine Kalafus | There's no such thing as an empty space.
Jeff Oaks
Confession
by Jeff Oaks | A part of me, still.
Sheila Squillante
Four Menus
by Sheila Squillante | How to feast.
Sonya Huber
Bluegrass & Fescue
by Sonya Huber | A history of invasions.
Courtney Ruttenbur Bulsiewicz
Moon, Leaving
by Courtney Ruttenbur Bulsiewicz | Slip-sliding away.
Kimberly Elkins
The Game for Winners
by Kimberly Elkins | There was no better feeling.
Sharla Yates
Address
by Sharla Yates | How much kindness do we owe to strangers?
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Twenty-Something
by grace (ge) gilbert | This, again.
Jill Talbot
Of Phones
by Jill Talbot | Cords & connections.
Sarah Kilch Gaffney
This Washcloth
by Sarah Kilch Gaffney | Finding meaning in the mundane.
Brian Benson
How to Learn a Language
by Brian Benson | You’re never too old.
Heather Osterman-Davis
Bones
by Heather Osterman-Davis | Stuck in the middle, together.
