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I Carry This
Picture, but it isn’t for luck, and it isn’t to remember her face, I carry it for safekeeping, I carry it so I can’t lose — my tears on her…
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I Carry This
Picture, but it isn’t for luck, and it isn’t to remember her face, I carry it for safekeeping,…
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Theatre of Solace
The island, with towering palm trees, lush green vegetation, and bright hibiscus and bougainvillea blooming yellow, red, and…
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Papaya
I walk along the bustling aisles of fruit in the market square,looking past myselfSun is shining bright on…
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requiem for a satellite (open the sky)
cool metal traveler, did the burn of reentry feel like one last warm embrace from the haloed mother…
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A Way of Keeping
Tuesday afternoon, she went to the Calhouns’ straight from school. Eliza and her daughters had just arrived home…
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Bacon in Dubai
Fumes burn and float from a piled slaughter of bodies on the lobby’s OLED T.V. But do…
Mortality Mediated
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Low-Tech Signage
2023 Author Willy Conley Willy Conley, a former biomedical photographer, has photos featured in his books Photographic Memories, Plays of Our Own – An Anthology of Scripts by Deaf and…
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San Antonio Review
Volume 7.2
Winter 2024
Winter 2024
Volume 7.2 · Winter 2024
A season of difficult light
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