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Monthly Archives: July 2024
Prevailing Winds
Halfway to somewhere on the Waterville plateau a sprawling ranch house clings to the terrain; a muddled mix of stunted cedar, fir, and pine harbors and obscures the barn and grounds.
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God Did Not Smile
God did not smile upon the former president when he narrowly avoided a fragmented skull. God did not smile when a second errant shot instantly killed an onlooker in the stands.
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Finch Against Chickadee
after Anne Peck’s paintings Competitive birds, we, as if we have not enough air or sunflower seed in this world.
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Learning Lessened
Lunch time on the playground and I sit with my barnyard lunchbox on the curb by the foursquare court.
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Hospice
Just south of Cannon Beach North on the river’s opposite shore our desperate companion towers over the bank of the Methow.
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Life Sentences
Life is the longest sentence possible. We’ve not words enough to circumscribe all it aims to squelch—so harsh as to end meaningful existence.
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Caesura Salad
When life gives you words make word salad. ~W. John McGregor Croutons 1/2 French baguette Other 1/2 any nationality. 3 Tbsp olive oil Extra virgin (to assist). 1 tsp garlic Minced, as with words. 2 Tbsp Parmesan Capital. Just grate.
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