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Ragged Point Inn
My mother knows nothing
more than I do but she carries it better.
If she were a metaphor I could turn into her.
Knocking on Heaven’s Door with Darcey Steinke
Steinke artfully details how we lose our vitality, our stamina and our abilities, bit by bit, organ by joint. After the book’s tour through disease and misfortune, I’d come to feel lucky for my health.
“Bloody Murder” & “Looking at Rubenstein”
I like the look of old, liver-spotted hands
Playing Rachmaninov with complete agility
Pounding out the chords or whispering the pianissimi
Stay tuned for our upcoming issue, out this December.