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My Sister Walking on Sand

Dec 2, 2011 1 min read Humanity Abigal Lee poetry

St. John of Damascus The gold frame, swung crooked again draws my eye—and rehearsing: stepladder and shift, retreat, observe, stepladder, shift again, more to the right—deciding all of that was still

Tuesday

Sep 9, 2011 2 min read Humanity poetry

For Matthew Yarnell 1. How appropriate, those two “ones” in eleven standing side by side, the left only slightly longer. Like a left leg is slightly longer. Or two haystacks standing side by

Blank Slate

Aug 12, 2011 1 min read Humanity poetry

I hate to see that evening Sun bite down one ruler for another, one America for the next, the race starts over, fresh forgetfulness. Blank slate. Firms fix to win unless the grid

Haint

Jul 29, 2011 1 min read Humanity Anne Overstreet poetry

In the highway’s curve, in the swept light that precedes the car, I am coming home. I imagine you safe, enfolded in the blue quilt. I know you’ll have left a

Choose Your Words

Jul 1, 2011 5 min read Literature poetry Psalms Robert Frost Wendell Berry

One of the most striking tiny details in Madeleine L’Engle’s [http://marriage.about.com/od/thearts/a/mlengle.htm]bracing and beautiful memoir, Two-Part Invention: The Story of a Marriage [http: