Tag Archives: Summer 2026
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Shades of Boy
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by Rebecca Klassen As my brother and I walk from our home to the train station, he says a …
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The Man In Neon
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by Nick Marino He wanders in the reddish dust and yet his skin shines greenish, pale like oiled fish. …
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The Last Time My Father Spoke Myth
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by J. Camp Brown My father was well versed in the lore of the Ozarks. We’d left those mountains …
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Can I Confess Something to You?
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by Molly Weisgrau You know the summer that The Thing happened at camp? I was eleven and you were …
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First Flight
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by Elanur Williams New like you little bird,featherweight under heavy skies,the lightness of hollow bones. Elanur Williams has taught …
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Recourse
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by Lavinia Liang Thursday night, stormed out again, wearing a dress so long and heavy it dragged through the …
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Agita
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by Mikki Aronoff Gina slumps into the utility room, dragging the wicker basket across the floor. She leans over …
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Neighbors Respond to the Village Detective Helping Monsieur et Madame O— Search for Their Baby, Missing Since Tuesday
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by Mikki Aronoff Was he a little fellow? Was his hair yellow? Did he have something up his sleeve? …
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Three haiku
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by Jose Hernandez Diaz Thin jacket—autumn.Morning mist ascends:Ocean, wind, clouds. Clouds of October.Poetry in the ear:Soft, floating pillows. Cars: …
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Night Party
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by Kapka Nilan The B&B room fridge breathes heavily, in and out, in and out, tidal waves rising away …
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