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Tag: winter

“Forty Degree Echo” by James Croal Jackson

Posted on August 3, 2020

you’re biting your nails again o sweet  white of time I feel in the December rush of cold the whoosh of closed & open  doors the portals if I knew […]

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“The Slow Plunge” by Seth Jani

Posted on May 4, 2020

The cracks of frost in the whitened planksspell the end of one season and the slow plunge into the next.By the black pond, the danceof insects grows sparse.The reflections of […]

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“Ash Lee” by Robin Wyatt Dunn

Posted on October 29, 2018

Come with me, it won’t be far; we have all night, and the seasons with it, in your heart:  I’m dying. I’ll tell you about the nearer part of it, […]

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“Red Wine for Winter” by DS Maolalai

Posted on July 16, 2018

the snow melts grey into late december and mean music is making a sudden comeback in the bars saxophones and tatters of rattled live drumming after that santa stuff’s been […]

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