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Poetry by Melanie Harless It is the end of one yearthe beginning of anotherI take out all the calendarssent by… Read more: The Calendar Ritual

Nonfiction by Rusty Evans I spent some time with my grandson the other morning talking about trucks. He is interested… Read more: Cookies with Grandson

Poetry by Laura Hannett Trudging in my brilliant scarfmy coat, my hat, my glovesI see thatas much as any other… Read more: January Walk

Poetry by Jennie Meyer The beach a sheetof untouched morning snow—the sweeping tide a distant rumble. My scuffing footprintsas I… Read more: Tabula Rasa

Poetry by Kersten Christianson Soft-needled hemlock,sculpted by edged breeze, you areboth branched, bare-barked, your evergreen voice notesa wooden, wild chime… Read more: Tsuga of the Pine Family (Haiku Sonnet)

Prose Poetry by Kathryn Ganfield Through the dirty, double-paned windows, screens blackened by a box fan that perches there five… Read more: Calling Out for Color

Poetry by Cecil Morris On this January day the sky opens wide and bright,a dream of blue realized and guileless,… Read more: Maisie at Folsom Lake

Poetry by Barbara Santucci Remember those golden d’Anjou pearsthat arrived every Christmas Eve in a wooden box,each flirty orb nestled… Read more: Pears

Nonfiction by Robert Wright At the turn of the last century, they came to Oregon from Italy to start new… Read more: Lies and Happy Chickens

Poetry by Suzy Harris Blue sky laced with clouds, chilly breeze.Sometimes the sun breaks through to kiss a cheek, a… Read more: February Morning in Palm Springs