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A Song About Traction

By Tadeusz Dąbrowski Poetry

First you load requests into your devotions
like cargo into a railcar, the overburdened rolling stock
heaves toward the port of New Heaven so sluggishly
that half the goods pass their expiry date.

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The Desert and the Garden: Lectio Divina Under Covid

By Rob Larson Visual Art

Silence is a deprivation all its own. It is a vast desert where one’s chitchat and puffed-up sense of self go to die. By fasting from myself, I gave my soul a fighting chance to pass through the empty desert and enter the distant garden. As I slowed down and listened to the poetry of Scripture, my soul found the rhythm of being beloved. It was lush, green nourishment. The word of God was a feast all its own.

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In the Studio

By Thuan Vu Visual Art

Our ideals may seem broken and fractured, but they can be remade into a more beautiful reality. As the series progressed, the flowers gained back their glorious colors, celebrating the richness of life while showing the growing pains that come with finding a new form.

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Eden

By Judith Chalmer Poetry

Eventually, all color

contracted into the tips of the cigarettes.
Small fires, big dreams, the business of spiders
and the bait slowly sinking.

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Cataract

By Avra Wing Poetry

I sat in synagogue Saturday morning staring up at the stained-glass
star above the bima, first through my left eye, then my right.

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Disturbance

By Mary Marbourg Fiction

That is actually what I thought. That a small bird had fallen from the sky and thumped my back, and when I looked at the ground I expected to see the bloody entrails of a tailorbird, but no, it was my hair, limply coiled on the dirt, already coming undone in the breeze.

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