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Featured Poem: I Wake a Little Earlier Each Morning
by Shannon Fox
By Erin Belieu to find the trees are taking prisoners again. You’re certain that they’re harmless, benign as a flock of founding fathers, the same dignified postures, dropping gnomish blossoms from their black palms— but the missing must go somewhere when they leave you. There’s a flicker in the atmosphere like a second-rate spy with a pocket mirror, and the trees, the trees aren’t … Read More Featured Poem: I Wake a Little Earlier Each Morning
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