Harshbarger Mills by Joan Spilman
Joan SpilmanI'm resurrecting a town. Is it really dead? You betcha. Even the funeral home is closed. Stories are a cure. Readers are another.
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Wind in her Arms will be back after her creator recovers from pneumonia. Many thanks to Llewellyn McKernan for her poem "In the Fall"
IN THE FALL
Leaves spin
from a dark crooked branch, the refuse
of its fulsome
crops, its dead-
tired quick look whirling again in an
orange, gold
and crimson
coat of many colors--a patchwork of
leaves that
tease the moss
on the t...
If You Hear a Strumming
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That’s soft and low
that seems to come
but always goes,
its body like pearl
and emerald
and rose,
its tail
flashing dark
as a piece of coal--
If shimmering wings
are whirred and spun,
beating the air
like a tiny t...
Chapter 54, Wind in her Arms
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Chapter 54.
The forest sky was dappled with green and grays; the light filtering through the twisted boughs of wind sculpted trees. Occasionally, there was a clump of impassable pines. It was a safe pocket, and Spy had carri...
Advice to Advisors, a poem by Llewelyn McKernan
Play a tuned piano
with snap and sweat.
Play it, even if one
note’s flat.
And that rolling stone? Make it stop
and chat.
Buy Sunshine Hill,
especially if you feel
that the shadow it makes heals all ills,
and eat that apple,
especi...
Wind in her Arms, Chapter 53
Chapter 53
“If Balto were alive today and standing before me,” said Nev, looking at the Tu’el with flared eyes. “I wouldn’t fight again.”
Death by tar wasn’t a test of strength or courage. It was a trap and those whose feet were stuck in...
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I'm resurrecting a town. is it really dead? You betcha! Even the funeral home is closed. Stories are a cure. Novels are another. I write both. I received a MFA in Creative Writing from Wichita State University where I received the fellowship.
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