Tony Press Last Snow She has always lived in snow country but she is 93 and unlikely to see winter again. Tony Press loves reading and writing, the world of One Sentence Poems, and hot chocolate, too.
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Tony Press: “Not far at all”
Tony Press Not far at all In my little town it is only just around the corner from the teen club on San Bruno to the senior center on Visitación. Tony Press loves reading and writing, the world of One Sentence Poems, and hot chocolate, too.
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Tom Russell: “Former Air Traffic Controller”
Tom Russell Former Air Traffic Controller He once could absorb meaning from a stream-of-consciousness poem written on a rolling marble but today clears the milk to land in the cupboard. Tom Russell works at the public library in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Tom Russell: “Red Light Kryptonite”
Tom Russell Red Light Kryptonite Coming to rest where two roads meet, behind a truck hauling caskets, my immortality falls away like a Kamikaze pilot’s pocket change. Tom Russell works at the public library in Omaha, Nebraska.
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C.R. Harper: “The Thing of Beauty”
C. R. Harper The Thing of Beauty Here I am, sitting on the top shelf I built with your own hands. C.R. Harper crafts third-person bios on spec.
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Steve Lucas: “Meditations in a Hospice Garden”
Steve Lucas Meditations in a Hospice Garden Tell me, butterfly, how it feels to be transformed in a moment and be given just one month to fly. Steve Lucas loves short things and works for the Arts Council of Wales.
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j.lewis: “inference”
j. lewis inference He said so little, she had to infer his love, the way one infers an unmarked road at midnight by the bits of wrecked chrome shining along the shoulders. j.lewis hates driving at night, but has no problem writing about it.
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Rosalie Krenger: “Honeymoon Plans”
Rosalie Krenger Honeymoon Plans The travel guide tells us that Venice has sunk by almost a foot in the past hundred years and I’m struck by how awful it is to be so slowly swallowed up. Rosalie Krenger is currently pursuing her Masters in English at Emporia State University in Kansas and has worked in various capacities […]
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