Letter to America
by Jeffrey Thomson
Guest Editorial
Dear America,
More than 150 years ago a woman in Amherst, Massachusetts, wrote this poem:
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Letter to America
by Debra Marquart
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Come November
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Letter to America
by Sandra Meek
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Abracadabra
Asphalt s... Read More...
Letter to America
by Tina Kelley
Guest Editorial
Dear America,
The world provides, so maybe my hike in the woods is a narrative, a lesson, a Language-of-Flowers bou... Read More...
Letter to America
by Gary Short
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Kaleidoscope, Mischief, an Offerin... Read More...
Letter to America
by James Grabill
One Moment More
This is a moment that lasts
as long as it takes,
or in no time is lost,
having failed to resemble the es... Read More...
Letter to America
by Erin Malone
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Dear America:
The check... Read More...
Letter to America
by Karen An-hwei Lee
Dear America, Sanctuary of a Post-Human Exile
Dear America,
Everything here is carnal, souls vetted to survive
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Letter to America
by Nicole Broadhurst
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S.T.F.U.D.
Eich... Read More...
Letter to America
by Allen Braden
Refugee Policy
Too many books in this great nation of ours. Too much science.
Plenty of taxes, twitters and silk ties. Time ... Read More...
Old Roads, New Stories:
Downhill Switchbacks Ahead
by Rob Carney
A Literary Series
To anyone outside of Washington, my hometown is un-pronounceable: Puyallup. Heck, I even hear outsiders mispronoun... Read More...
Letter to America
by Kamala Bremer
Guest Editorial
Dear America,
It was from the caboose of that train that I first saw you. The real you—your immense towering, ru... Read More...
