To a Shelf Fungus in Acadia National Park
By Poetry Issue 107
Is it possible / that your experience / is a form of joy? / Or a word for joy, / in an unspeakable / tongue.
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By Essay Issue 104
It was the season of the prayer for rain. To condense, to cloud, to empty out, to rain. And nothing is familiar but the rain.
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By Poetry Issue 74
the forest will have broken open its green gates to allow me in and I’ll walk through the undergrowth as easily as if there had been a path there though there is nothing but bramble, briar, the scratching blackberry canes how long, I wonder, have you been waiting? I will not know you are there…
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