THE WOODSIDE REVIEW
THE WOODSIDE REVIEW, Cheryl Snell, JB WocoskiShowcasing Fine Poetry & Prose
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AMMOLITE ECHOES
AMMOLITE ECHOES
By Michele Brown
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Two ammonite shells
One with perfect fibonacci form
curled in the residue of centuries of loam,...
FIVE HAIKU
FIVE HAIKU
By Kevin Browne
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summer dusk
noisy crows return
to the tall red pine
snowmelt
a dead vole
on the foo...
BEYOND
BEYOND
By Susan Roberts
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She dreamed
she could leave
the backwoods
for the savage
of surf, loden
becoming aqua, white-
ti...
WALNUT MEMORIES
WALNUT MEMORIES
By Lauren Scharhag
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the old tree is dying
its pockmarked trunk growing hollow
even as a third of its branches
contin...
CROSSING PEACEDALE BRIDGE
CROSSING PEACEDALE BRIDGE
By Gregory Meece
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We flew past men guiding their teams through furrowed fields. Women gathered laundry from lines strung...
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Where Words Meet Worlds: Showcasing fine literature from authors around the globe
Cheryl Snell is a poet and writer of fiction of all sizes. Her work has earned places in a Best of the Net, Best Small Fictions, and Best Microfiction anthologies, as well as nominations for Pushcart Prize and Wigleaf's longlist, .
Retired from the real work world and now have the time to write short stories and poetry for fun. I'm gradually publishing them in online magazines and in anthologies, and even in my own books self-published on Amazon.
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