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Tag: fathers

“Stripped” by James la Vigne

Posted on July 8, 2019

Having little to his name when he died, the reading of Henry Fromm’s will went quickly. Nothing surprising or contentious. On paper he never did anything surprising or contentious. He […]

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“Canescent” by Jagari Mukherjee

Posted on January 7, 2019

1 These mornings, I wake to find silver threads in my hair — gleaming as if dipped in the winter moon. I have always loved oxidized ornaments and grey pullovers; […]

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“I Hid to Never Emerge” by Suvojit Banerjee

Posted on August 6, 2018

The snow in my lawn isn’t white. It is rusty like the color of my flowerpot. “Papa, can I go out and make a snowman?” howls my son. I say […]

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“The Clues Within an Adirondack Glade: Son to Father” by Greg Lucas

Posted on March 19, 2018

Now that you’ve passed-through woods deeper and darker than these — climbed into eternity — can you tell me, when our hearts stop, and we’re poised among the mysteries that […]

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“This is What We Do Now” by Becky Shirley

Posted on September 18, 2017

You come home, half gallon of milk in one hand, the other snaking around my waist. Head buried in my shoulder, no words, just small noises that I can feel […]

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