Ken Massicotte In their final days climbing to mass each morning the stone steps worn with prayer the studded oak doors, the nave safety from all disquiet vaulting the cleansing
Daniel P. Stokes I unfold my chair to face the sun, but something’s out of kilter. Before I settle down to pad and pen, I have it twigged. There. That stream of water falling to the
Andrew Alexander Mobbs I see them through the window just before sunrise as I’m washing last night’s dishes, three glowing orbs cutting through the slate fog from the far side of the vast, crow-flecke
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