An Altar to St.Medard
/A Cajun Tale, a praise to St.Medard…
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…lived atop the only hill on L’anse Gaieté. There he planted himself years ago. His wife Thérèse, lived there with…
By Barefoot Cajun
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A Poor Reception
/…doctor’s receptionist for just over ten years. It was a job she enjoyed, the doctors and the other staff were just lovely. The only thing she found annoying was dealing with the…
By Chris Platt
Read MoreCalifornia Poppies
/…in the desert land
Poppies with their golden color
Push away the winter
As they welcome…
By Shih-Fang Wang
Read MoreThe Lost and Found...
/The weekend after a chat…
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…midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,
Over wafting scent of pizza permeating through my door—
My appetite whet by this mocking…
By Ken Gosse
Read MoreTime In The Military...
/Time In The Military In Bathrooms
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…the sheltered life at home at 18 by enlisting in the US Air Force in 1962 I experienced lots of incidences not normally encountered in the…
By Philippe R Hebert
Read MoreCompeting With Fluff
/Fluff is needed to jazz…
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…strings Princess Lida created a racket instigating critics debating important issues. Paulie watched intently validating the other sides royal agenda and decision-making moves, defining…
By Marc OBrien
Read MoreMy Fluffy Pillow…
/…knows my secrets. All, in fact.
- When I start in the morning; what coffee I sip;
how late I get up in the weekend;
even, with what make up I…
By Petrouchka Alexieva
Read MoreFor Manic, Listless...
/* “second derivative”: In the branch…
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…manic, listless, bipolar, mad souls,
the rate of solitude increases…
By Ngoc Nguyen
Read MoreIn the Gloaming
/Meaning is important, but so too is insinuation and association.
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…many say, "in the gloaming", these days. Too bad. Gloaming is a fine old Scottish word for twilight, with a poetically mystical cadence in its very pronunciation. Glowing and gloaming are linguistic…
By K. L. Shipley
Read MoreThe Mad Tea Party
/Move down, move…
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….felt dreadfully puzzled. The Hatter's remark seemed to have no sort of meaning in it, and yet…
By K. L. Shipley
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