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‘The Translation of the House of Loreto’
Deborah Warren
October 25, 2019
You bet it takes a miracle to explain
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Tripping on Metaphors
Amit Majmudar
October 25, 2019
metaphor is to logic what analogy is to twins
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Respiration
Mary Callistas
October 18, 2019
This year I’ll feel the light of the tomb on my own bones
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Or
Amy Schmitz
October 04, 2019
the birds of winter are resting in resilient decadence or I’m not resting when there’s so little time left for resistance
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Cloistered
Ronnie Sirmans
September 20, 2019
When I was a boy, I considered becoming a nun because I didn’t want to shave part of my scalp
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Late in October
Terry Savoie
September 06, 2019
Into their once full garden that’s now/ close to barren, two ancient nuns shuffle/ along looking for a few late autumn blossoms/ to paint their lives.
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