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Second Letter from the Kisatchie Forest
A Story by
Emily B
Days spent living in Louisiana '1864'
on Ed Hart's Spring
A Poem by
Emily B
some days the wind is too rough, and spring rains overwhelm, suns still shine, and the glories of a new morning raise spirits anew ..
Letter from the Kisatchie Forest
A Story by
Emily B
I spent several days in Louisiana last spring living in "1864".
there is something
A Poem by
Emily B
there is something about the sudden warmth of spring that makes me ache to be barefoot in new grass the urge of water splashing over quiet rock..
for Matthew
A Poem by
Emily B
When I read your final good-bye today I shed hot tears. These words were different than those others you left before. As many times as you've insp..
old roads
A Poem by
Emily B
too new, should grow
now we walk
A Poem by
Emily B
it seems those walls keep tumbling down
strength
A Poem by
Emily B
He is patient as an oak. Buries his foreign gods among enduring roots. Creates a covenant from somewhere between Adam’s rib and a serp..
Dalliance
A Poem by
Emily B
Be mindful where you walk. Some of these hills are full of things best left unsaid. Here things grow wild that cut and stab-- roses that never bl..
joyous song
A Poem by
Emily B
Walking down blooming sidewalks in the early morning, I wondered aloud a little. What do you reckon that mockingbird's singin' about? The tre..
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