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Carrying Water to the Field by Joyce Sutphen
epub |eng | | Author:Joyce Sutphen [Sutphen, Joyce]

The Last Things I’ll Remember The partly open hay barn door, white frame around the darkness, the broken board, small enough for a child to slip through. Walking in the ...
( Category: United States January 15,2023 )
Clarity & Connection by Yung Pueblo
epub |eng | 2021-04-14 | Author:Yung Pueblo

find a partner who can appreciate your complexity. old conditioning from the past, behavior patterns, changing emotions, your true goals and guidance from your intuition—this flowing combination comes together to ...
( Category: Inspirational & Religious January 15,2023 )
We Had Our Reasons by Ricardo Ruiz
epub |eng | 2022-04-05 | Author:Ricardo Ruiz

as the red paste rises to a boil, splattering her apron with my childhood favorite meal. I love him, he’s my best friend, the one who slept on my couch ...
( Category: Family January 15,2023 )
Grace by Esther Morgan
epub |eng | 2011-01-15 | Author:Esther Morgan [Esther Morgan]

to leave this world entirely – carry on to the end, then keep on walking? Wherever you go it may be that you’re touched without knowing it, strangely and lightly ...
( Category: Poetry January 15,2023 )
Come-Hither Honeycomb by Erin Belieu
epub |eng | 2021-01-15 | Author:Erin Belieu

* My son and I we’ve gotten good at being quiet after all those years of someone else’s noise. Not unhappy quiet but better than most at keeping still. It can feel willful at the ...
( Category: United States January 15,2023 )
The Study of Human Life by Joshua Bennett
epub |eng | 2022-09-20 | Author:Joshua Bennett [Bennett, Joshua]

COLERIDGE 4 There was something utopian in the way that I fell, almost axe-like, into the soft earth of those early years as a med school student on the brink ...
( Category: Family January 15,2023 )
Light For the World to See by Kwame Alexander
epub |eng | 2020-11-17 | Author:Kwame Alexander

we can’t see our home we can’t breathe the air WE CAN’T SPEAK OUR NAME WE CAN’T KEEP OUR TONGUE WE CAN’T LEARN TO READ we can’t be in love ...
( Category: Places January 15,2023 )
No Ruined Stone by Shara McCallum
epub |eng | 2021-01-15 | Author:Shara McCallum

AT THE HOUR OF DUPPY AND DREAM, MISS NANCY SPEAKS You think what lies before you asks more than you can bear but I am with you now as I ...
( Category: Poetry January 15,2023 )
Vertigo by Analog de Leon
epub |eng | 2017-11-07 | Author:Analog de Leon

“Every whim of nature is a reflection of our divinity, just as every whim of love is a reflection of the divine.” I hear it like bells in my left ...
( Category: Epic January 15,2023 )
The Wish–Tree by John Ciardi
epub |eng | 2015-01-15 | Author:John Ciardi [John Ciardi]

“Do you mean,” I said, “that you have been my puppy from the time I first wished for you, and that I did not find you until now?” “Go up ...
( Category: Poetry January 15,2023 )
R.F. Langley Complete Poems by R.F. Langley
epub |eng | | Author:R.F. Langley

My Moth: My Song It goes on. Hawk moths stammer in front of the red valerian. These words, floated in the silence, by myself, hover close to my thoughts. The ...
( Category: British January 15,2023 )
Mister Hamilton by John Dickson
epub |eng | 2016-01-15 | Author:John Dickson

My coat The gabardine overcoat was a gift from my father. I can’t remember the occasion it was given, my leaving home, my twenty-first. What I do remember though is ...
( Category: Poetry January 15,2023 )
Winter Migrants by Tom Pickard
epub |eng | | Author:Tom Pickard

a gust of sun and some bird thinks it’s spring the river in flood in a misaligned season although we burn in bed we bicker above the beck her breath ...
( Category: British & Irish January 15,2023 )
Some Integrity by Padraig Regan
epub |eng | 2022-01-15 | Author:Padraig Regan

Glitch City is a generalized term used by players of the Pokémon games to refer to maps with invalid tile data. […] Although some aspects of the source map of ...
( Category: Poetry January 15,2023 )
Net Needle by Robert Adamson
epub |eng | 2016-01-15 | Author:Robert Adamson [Robert Adamson]

I swallow, nothing’s left of my pride – the prison doctor stitched my cut wrists without anaesthetic, his idea of punishment. Laying with a blanket on the bed-board, I think ...
( Category: Australian & Oceanian January 15,2023 )

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