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Lame and Sound
Whatever the ailment, he wasn’t right. You could tell that just by observation, however subtle and oblique I tried to make my ow...
Seasonal: a poem and a very short essay
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From Here (2020)
Stick Season
–for Peter Gilbert
The one that precedes my season is the one th...
Reunion
This small essay was published in NORTHERN WOODLANDS, an excellent and wide-ranging magazine that is headquartered in New Hampshire but whose purview is New England and upper New York’s share of the Great North Woods. Every month it has a s...
Two poems and a short essay
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Just as some self-styled seer
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Two short essays: “Cachexia” first appeared in LIT journal “Just a Joe” in BREVITY,” and in time, I hope, if I can (big if, it seems) find a publisher, THE THINGS THAT REMAIN, essay collection no. 8
Just a Joe
Alaska’s winter darkness can almost drive a person insane. That’s a commonplace, but I could tell from one visit to a son in Anchorage, its absence of true darkness in June might do it too.
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A former Pulitzer finalist and winner of the Poets’ Prize, Sydney Lea served as founding editor of New England Review and was Vermont’s Poet Laureate from 2011-15. "Dancing in the Dark," his new and selected poems from 2000-2025, is due in 2027.
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