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December-December Romance
like the thick exhaust
from trucks that choose to idle long
beyond the time it takes
to melt the windshield wipers’ grip
In The Garden
My wild grief didn’t know where to start or end.
Sometimes, I dig my hands
through the earth just to get
my fingers dirty.
“Ophelia’s Soliloquy” & “The Lady in Pink Speaks”
But how to be in a world gone mad. / Not to be is easy. / Simply climb a willow tree, / reach for what you cannot have, / and fall from grace.
Poetry Series: “the daylily / six”
“I wonder what violence will / find me today. A deer’s teeth.”
Stay tuned for our upcoming issue, out this December.