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Volume Six Issue One

Cover

Masthead

Shannon K. Winston:
Becoming Dalí

Jose Angel Araguz:
Theology at Work

Louis Gallo:
Sleep in the Hemisphere

Steve Plewnarz:
Shadows of Oak

Sara Baker:
Cooking Lessons

Nic Sebastian:
decision at twilight

Lawrence Eby:
#13

Dan Ivec:
Autumn Courage, 1932

Caroline Klocksiem:
Why must the blackness of nighttime collect in our mouths?

Ken Massicotte:
We Are Sorry for Your Loss

Louie Crew

Near Plato's Cave

We were groping up the pebbled slope To find again our place in the moon Out of the nightshade though which We'd scrambled. You had only mild contempt For all my jokes and playful bugs placed Down your back, and I was about to say that joy is often tricks, that your doubts Have a more common origin, when, Standing to judge our progress, Suddenly you slipped upon your back And feet first darted towards The four-poster house my limbs had made, And I, to stop you, fell to catch you, And then we knew As surely as the unzipperer knows the unzipped.

Lawrence Eby:
#16

Louie Crew:
Near Plato's Cave

Leah Miranda Hughes:
Chin Up, Buttercup

Denise M. Rogers:
Reading Owl Moon to My Niece at Night

Shannon K. Winston:
Herringbone Comb

Amanda Schoen:
Children of the Burgess Shale

Emily Palmisano:
Strange Dog Says Hello

Lee Slominsky:
Current Drifting West

William Reichard:
Vertigo

Gerry Grubbs:
Found

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