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I’m Never Told of Family Funerals
Greg Rappleye
July 06, 2018
Surely now, the Blessed Virgin would cure Aunt Rose of polio.
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To
Ryan Pickney
June 28, 2018
There comes a day When you realize That some people are temporary.
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e.g. sublimation
Jasmine Throckmorton
June 22, 2018
maybe we love them because they can hurt us.
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Only Grain and Goats
George Longenecker
June 15, 2018
In Knossos there was no way to write love
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A wise and lovely metaphor
Joe Hoover, S.J.
May 31, 2018
Nearly 1,000 poems poured in this year for America’s annual Foley Poetry Contest from writers of all ages.
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Whales
Richard Lewis
May 29, 2018
I know not to tell you that one day you’ll be better, so instead I tell you this:
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