Four Poems
by Cameron McGill
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46.7324° N, 117.0002° W
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Three Poems
by Stacey Balkun
Winner : Terrain.org 10th Annual Contest in Poetry
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The Night of the Day of the Dead
by Michael McGuire
Winner : Terrain.org 10th Annual Contest in Fiction
It dates to José Guadalupe Posada, 1852-1913, who started it all with his t... Read More...
Catalan Calendar
by Sharon Dolin
Finalist : Terrain.org 10th Annual Contest in Nonfiction
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Letter to America
by Andrew C. Gottlieb
The Question We'll Ask
Dear America:
We’re going to wonder about you for a long time.
I came to you as an immigrant when I wa... Read More...
Two Poems
by Lois Marie Harrod
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One Poem
by Kevin Miller
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Response to Casey Fuller’s Ess... Read More...
Letter to America
by Rachel Sturges
After School Special
Dear America,
When I arrive at the school to pick up my four-year-old son, I’m pushing a stroller with o... Read More...
One Poem
by Adam Chiles
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Two Poems in Honor of William Stafford
by Ken Waldman
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Bill Stafford, 100
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Letter to America
by Rachel Richardson
Guest Editorial: Our Road
Dear America,
I never feel you so much as when I’m on your asphalt, your long stretches connecting ... Read More...
What Must Be Accounted For
by Gail Hosking
Someone, broom in hand
still remembers how it was.
Someone else listens, nodding
his unshattered head.
– Wizlawa Szymborska, ... Read More...
