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I like that the night Ozzy Osborne died someone spraypainted “OZZY” on the construction equipment on the highway…
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Down The Mountain
“Sounds like you’re getting new neighbors,” Dierdre said. She and her husband owned the Sunrise, the only restaurant…
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Bedtime
I woke up on a bed of cool, cooked rice it was The Summer of Love it was…
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Volcano Climate
Volcanoes have a rough way with words. They spit fire, they spit rock; they emit a thousand heresies…
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Telling Stories
There’s a Leonardo Da Vinci sketch in the National Gallery of London, a cartoon for a painting never…
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Lifting the Stone
Laughter keeps the score of truth, marking the level in light and taking nothing away, for nothing is…
Mortality Mediated
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Touchdown, Alabama
A late September Saturday afternoon. The sky godless and electric blue and filled with trumpet blast and statistics. What a tiny scab on this roadmap Touchdown is, but would you…
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San Antonio Review
Volume 7.2
Winter 2024
Winter 2024
Volume 7.2 · Winter 2024
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