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A few weeks ago, I posted the first half of this story and entitled it something like “Nonna Gaylene Sets the World on Fire”. Or something else forgettable. Since that time, I’ve changed the title, changed much of the beginning and finished...
. . . trout caught in the net of your rhythms . . .
POETRY
nests in the tree whose absence
grows on you lies in the fruit
of a dream you peel the skin from
shines in the sentence parsed by
sunlight It draws up the rainbow
trout caug...
I finished the list for the flea market punch drunk. It’s been one thing after another—unpacking the boxes, separating junk from valuables, changing my mind a hundred times as to whether I should go—until I’d worn myself to a frazzle. Then,...
Time exists as a linear concept
in our minds only.
The lost
count the seconds off
on a wrinkled turnip,
worn with a gold chain.
A false bravado
that whistles in the void.
Where now is the girl
of the Gypsy e...
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“My Wife’s Lovers” Carl Kahler
Swallows a syllable,
hisses and howls, claws of me...
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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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