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Page 25 from Issue 137 The brothers cut a path through the loamy woods surrounding the resort. As ... Dad stepped on wet moss and hemlock needles, he strobed his bright beam over the lush canopies of ... praying for a strong tree bough. Instead he found himself corralled by these tired, breathless animals. An ...
shadows beneath its branches. How I loved that tree. And flowers lining the gravel path and the river ... glanced at her in his rear view mirror. She stood, shovel in hand, watching him turn onto the street. Even ... watching out for the potholes, aware of the cars in the center and left lanes racing past him. On both ...
Page 89 from Issue 80 GRASS, SAND, MIRROR, PALE SPACE "I was defeated and you did not ... rescue me." The grass spoke, and the lake made it so (offered its presence as contrast) and the ... path of forgetting, our fresh start. * * * RAINBOWED clamber up watery fire or blood diluted (touched) ...
Page 352 from Issue 135-136 ing else. The sweater on the sofa arm smelled of a woman ... and reached the woods, and in her hurry to flee she'd taken another path by mistake. This one ... piled the fallen leaves and pine needles into outlines of rooms connected by narrow paths. Martha paused ...
wheat field with the rest, watching those bastards coming towards me and nothing I could do. After the ... I watched, three truckloads of German troops come tearing down the road, heading east, and a soldier ran out ... own. "Took me about five minutes to get lost- and that only because I was walking slow. ...
hidden from me.  A wasp’s single mud cell, the crumpled body of a window spider tapping beneath its tube ... there by fewer paths but know those fewer paths more intensely,  the bits I have lost are not lost to ... questions.  What have you been watching, reading or wearing to say that the collars of dry, dead wild oats  ...
Spring / Summer 1989
worrying about it, or you can get it over with now. Are you a woman, or a mouse? How many books do we read ... a woodcarver's gouge, a surgeon's probe. You wield it, and it digs a path you follow. Soon you find ... tomorrow, or this time next year. You make the path boldly and follow it fearfully. You go where the path ...
lightly on the earth, observing and marveling at all forms of nature before him along his path through his ... that's only a word. It was a tactile reality, a place my own feet could carry me, and all I had to do was ... wake up, walk out, and touch it—out there, in a clearing, beside a pond, in a cloud's reflection, ...
among these stones. I cannot fly up in my body's flesh; such flight at best will come to me ... in his cold nest, his pure path and his thirst for purer life, himself entrusting to that steady star ... which now is closed in clouds. Like a wild bird, his soul is pure, and his life's path on ...
Annie Dillard
a miner's pick, a woodcarver's gouge, a surgeon's probe. You wield it, and it digs a path ... real subject? You will know tomorrow, or this time next year. You make the path boldly and follow it ... fearfully. You go where the path leads. At the end of the path, you look around. It is a box canyon. You ...

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