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Janet Benlien Reeves
Hardwood Floors and Fur
Hardwood Floors and Fur She takes a tentative step off the carpet then dances her retreat. Tries again—a little to the left. Sits down. Expe...
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Lynn White
Bits and Pieces
Bits and Pieces They waited patiently standing in line hunger made them quiet un-childlike too quiet for children standing in line. Who knew...
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John Grey
An Immigrant's Life
An Immigrant's Life The forked leaves of a silver maple were once as a foreign as Yiddish or junks on the Yangtse-Kiang. And now I live ...
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Supatra Sen
I Was...So I Am
I Was, So I Am My today meets my yesterday And says Though familiar You’re yet very very different So naïve So full of qualms And inadequ...
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My Mother's Village
My Mother's Village If you visit my mother’s village there is nothing much to see. There is a banyan older than my great-grandfather’s ...
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Staci-lee Sherwood
The Rights of Nature
The Rights of Nature The rights of nature are inherit But dismissed Granted to all life But denied by one species ‘Dominion’ casts a dark sh...
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The poets in this collection have put words on their love to honor those who have passed and to honor those whom they love here and now. This collection is a celebration of life as it explores the experiences of loved lives.
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Winter Glimmerings
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