Intoxicated: A mother notices the bees “drunk on nectar” while thinking about the 4,179-mile distance between her and her daughter in Kristina Moriconi’s “In My Daughter’s Absence.” On Christmas, a boy opens the beer before the whiskey while his mother cries like Madonna in Christian Anton Gerard’s “Defense of Poetry vi; or Alcoholic Expected Home.”
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Intoxicated: A mother notices the bees “drunk on nectar” while thinking about the 4,179-mile distance between her and her daughter in Kristina Moriconi’s “In My Daughter’s Absence.” On Christmas, a boy opens the beer before the whiskey while his mother cries like Madonna in Christian Anton Gerard’s “Defense of Poetry vi; or Alcoholic Expected Home.”
This is a digital product. After you place your order, you’ll receive a link to download a PDF of the issue.
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