In Light of a White Cane
by Naomi Cohn
I pick up the cane to put down the weight of not seeing, to hand that weight to the sighted around me.
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Four Poems
by Cameron McGill
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46.7324° N, 117.0002° W
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Ice Fishing
by Ellen Meloy
“Another angler wanders over to our fishing spot. He chats about trout. Everything he says is untrue.”
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Catalan Calendar
by Sharon Dolin
Finalist : Terrain.org 10th Annual Contest in Nonfiction
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Ice Visions: Photographs
By Erik Hoffner
Introduction by Erik Hoffner
Our world is wild by nature, destroying and creating anew in a process that may seem random but in pract... Read More...
Three Poems
by Dennis Held
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Road Fire
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Six Poems
by Henrietta Goodman
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Chickens
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Four Poems
by Cody Todd
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The Symp... Read More...
A Brief Map of There
by Erin Fristad
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Ketchikan
I am not Ketchi... Read More...
The Lawns, So Well-Tended
by Ana Maria Spagna
The lawns wowed me daily, the green green grass and the sidewalks swept of leaves and the neighbors on the weekends in work gloves and shorts,... Read More...
One Poem
by Jeff Gundy
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Traces
That man standing there, w... Read More...
Two Poems
by Amy A. Whitcomb
We counted waves by sevens
not knowing which was "one"
Otters by tails, kelp
by fistfuls. We counted
steps toward the lighthouse.
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