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The river and the fisherman An alabaster jar Among the discard Embedded in the mud. The fisherman Well trained in the ancient art of piscary Catches...

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KOBY KOALA

By gehrleinb on Fri, 22 Jun 2018

Koby Koala woke up to a knocking sound on the trunk of his tree. It was his friend Wanda Wallaby. Koby reached his arms above his head, and yawned as...

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Splatters

By Richard L. Provencher on Thu, 21 Jun 2018

Splatters descend into splashes of sloppy drops on cars – lawns – homes and smooth black-top resistance. A downturn now in its intensity: plinking...

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Heliotropism

By Dogstails on Wed, 20 Jun 2018

After a days bloom..

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Identification – non-native?

By Rhiannonw on Mon, 18 Jun 2018

Seeds to attract nectar-loving wildlife … search our many flora books … maybe?

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A Lifeline

By Richard L. Provencher on Sun, 17 Jun 2018

is a gravel road -- less travelled but not forgotten as an after thought needing attention maintenance a priority-- yet usually used when the pace of...

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Where I Belong

By Dogstails on Sat, 16 Jun 2018

..I am the sea. I would live and die here (With grace, as our ancestors did) If I could outswim the spike Embedded in my side..

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The Princess of Odd Numbers

By london_calling79 on Sat, 16 Jun 2018

It’s getting dark. The cypresses, slender, respectful genuflect to the sunset, a horse’s eye in all its majesty. In their junctures, iced from winter...