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Poetry by Ellen Roberts Young Crows, who see both near and far, sky-wide viewor attention to the detail of seed… Read more: Crow Vision

Poetry by Stephen Cribari White clouds, shreddedLike wool from sheep combed through thorn and gorse I will sit here, under… Read more: The Poet and the Pebble-Raker

Poetry by Katy Z. Allen I caught a glimpse today of hope—the first monarch of the summerflitted past the window,catching… Read more: The First Monarch

Poetry by Nathanael O’Reilly You took me down to McKell Park on a hotMonday afternoon, shared your favouritesanctuary, showed me… Read more: Darling Point

Poetry by Michael David Roberts All but children and birds careto live their lives with an end game. We adults… Read more: Shutters

Poetry by Theresa Wyatt My sister sends meCharley Harper stickersfor my birthday and a cardof his paintingHawk Mountain. At once… Read more: The Gift Box

Poetry by Arvilla Fee Some might say,I’m in lovewith this summer day.That’s not the poet’s way.The poet says— I lie… Read more: The Poet’s Way

Fiction by Darlene Eliot Unfurl the blanket and sit down. Lie back with your nose tipped to the clouds. Listen… Read more: Blue Sky

Poetry by Sheryl Slocum hurls itselfat the storm doorbodiesof snowflakesshatter my shuddering porchlightilluminatesa cacophonyof chipped sparksglints of rainbowthat whirl backinto… Read more: The Blizzard

Poetry by Clarence Allan Ebert True Japanese Maple saplingssprout from innocent seeds of lovewine-red leaves that whisper their purposeto the… Read more: Enjambment

Poetry by Shreya Datta If you like your pleasures subtle,and your caffeine lean,I present before youthe delights of Darjeeling. Not… Read more: Darjeeling Tea

Poetry by Cecil Morris Last day, first day, side by side. Please, no.I’d like a break, a pause, a little… Read more: New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day

Poetry by Jeanine Stevens Here at the beginning of the year, dinner of broiled scallops,     Sonoma Valley wine. In… Read more: Infinity

Poetry by Sarah Pouliot I stood in your garage, inhaling sawdustlike incense as you unveiled the new altar:a dove and… Read more: Papa’s Garage

Poetry by Lorraine Jeffery When we’re on the end of the bell curve,we’re slower to take the wreath off the… Read more: Putting Christmas Away

Poetry by Perie Longo I wish the mailman Happy New Yearand tongue in cheek, he grins Merry Christmasand I say… Read more: Retrieving the Mail in January

Poetry by Karen Carter Do ocean waves just appearor enjoy being seen? I want to see them.I need their balmlike… Read more: Ushering in the New Year