Category: Reaping
Catch by Linda Sacco
Catch He asks, less subtly, what is the meaning? It’s true money doesn’t always fall from the...
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Fat Wet by Bob Carlton
Fat Wet… Fat wet snow flakes fall softly lost on ground unfrozen. Gray skies, bare...
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Lovecraft Baby by Joshua Medsker
Lovecraft Baby Sickly bodies produce the sickest lines a yahoo from back east, evilly divine or...
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Inwood Today by Albert Katz
Inwood Today before that restaurant opened there was another restaurant in the same spot a...
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Pileated by David Anthony Sam
Pileated His hand is in the rapid hammering as if his touch still carpentered my world, shaping...
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My Commencement Speech to the Inwood, Indiana, Home-Schooled Class of 2016 by Joel Haskard
My Commencement Speech to the Inwood, Indiana, Home-Schooled Class of 2016 Dear Inwood, Indiana,...
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Country Funeral by Alan Inman
Country Funeral down the rambling path they led us to the open mouth of earth where I would...
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A Collection of Horror Story Haiku by Bobby Aldridge
A Collection of Horror Story Haiku Alone in the dark, low chuffing in the tall grass, which way...
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Silence by Lynette Esposito
Silence the birds are quiet in Inwood Indiana at dusk in summer
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Untitled Poems by Bekah Steimel
Untitled Poems I. I’m as dark as the dreams of a demon cold to the touch as if I’m already...
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Watching the Lamar River Rapids by Tovah S. Yavin
Watching the Lamar River Rapids I thought I saw a single drop Lurch and hop across a rock And...
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Woman Hollering Creek by JR Vork
Woman Hollering Creek Soles against bank Skirt billows beneath Damp from heat Tears, down her...
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Felon by Charles Kell
Felon One time only the walls started to close in. My head pounded with sweat damp beads on my...
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