Category Archives: Micros
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Harvest
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by Tracy Porch The last time it rained, I was nearly eight years old. The day I saw water …
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Notes on the Micros
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German philosopher and critical theorist Theodor W. Adorno wrote: “To write poetry after Auschwitz is barbaric.” It’s oft-quoted, misquoted, embraced, …
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Break
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by Brandi Sperry The house has settled over the years, and now the pool table in the basement is …
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Gulls
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by Nancy Freund RicRac and GrosGrain went to the beach. Stripes romped by their sides, bopping a beach ball. …
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Runny Eggs Make Sunny Mornings
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by Jessica Khailo In those days when I began creating my meanings out of symbols and not matter. Everything …
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Burning Leaves
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by Kip Knott The match stutters, catches on the word “fire” before flames compel the fallen leaves to sing …
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Somniphobia
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by Kip Knott Not even the wind gives up the sound of death’s wings, the way a shadow never …
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Gulls
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by Nancy Freund RicRac and GrosGrain went to the beach. Stripes romped by their sides, bopping a beach ball. …
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The Questions You Ask a Lost Child Now
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by Yasmina Din Madden The child on the side of the road is dirty and alone, so Jimmy and I …
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lunar
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by Frenci Nguyen i map my soul in grains of sand: the nights we huddled up in tents on …
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