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Poetry by Brian Christopher Giddens How the body aches in the morning.But what to do? Bed needs making,dog wants walking,… Read more: Another Day at Sea

Poetry by Rochelle Jewel Shapiro When I was little, my middle sister’s facegrew milky. Her thin body swayed, then waftedto… Read more: Speak to Me of Spring

Poetry by Alexandra Newton Rios As the sun sets red behind river birch, oak and elmstill copper and yellow only… Read more: Joy

Nonfiction by Susan Pope In early May at the shorebird festival in Homer, Alaska, I was invited to read my… Read more: Morning at the Marsh

Poetry by Matt Zambito The Moon grounds me so muchthat the pressure leaves meas if a pile of stable dust,… Read more: Trajectory

Nonfiction by Roger Funston Today I walk a sixteen kilometer transect over coastal dunes and along brackish lagoons. We are… Read more: Coorong

Poetry by James Penha enjoy life my husband says poolsideas he sets down the sandwichesand salad he invented to help… Read more: Sudden Picnic

Poetry by Natasha Abell-Cwietkow The thing about the sunflowersSat on the shelf, the ones that gaze at the streetFrom their… Read more: Sunflowers

Poetry by Diana Raab The morning’s alarm sounds,your copper-colored poodle scratcheson glass door—time for his morning pee. With phone in… Read more: Make a U-Turn

Poetry by Carole Greenfield And didn’t we spark, didn’t we spin in our different skies,the first time we unearthed veins… Read more: Tourbillion