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Words That Fly

Stephanie Carney

Stephanie's Substack for Daily Poems, Words That Fly

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What to Love in the World We Live In

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What to Love in the World We Live In  by Joanne Durham  

Try dirt. Cockroaches. Clouds. What survives.
Try rhythms: waves, contractions, bir...
7 days ago
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Bone by Bone: A Hypochondriac Inventory

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Bone by Bone: A Hypochondriac Inventory  by Kashiana Singh

There are 33 joints in each foot—
hinges of flesh, bone, and bioelectric fire....
8 days ago
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Visitor's Center

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Visitor's Center  by T Bambrick

I feel her loosen grip on me,
moving, fingers pressed
to cool Plexiglas.
We stare into an expos...
9 days ago
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The Cocoon

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The Cocoon  by Robert Frost

As far as I can see this autumn haze
That spreading in the evening air both ways,
Makes the new moon look an...
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A snake dies if it cannot shed its skin

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A snake dies if it cannot shed its skin  by Moudi Sbeity
 
The reasons are plenty, mostly 
the old skin hardens, and so restricts
blood c...
11 days ago
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  • Stephanie Carney

    I taught elementary school for 31 years. When I retired, I became a yoga teacher and Reiki Master, and read poems to students and clients. After covid, I began sending out poems to students and friends and that's how Words That Fly was born.

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