• The image is of a crow as it arcs below the sun, through the late afternoon sky— (a visual silhouette of hunger)
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    Has the sun become our unattainable star? Is our darkness extending too far? Is our ozone layer beyond all repair? It seems our governments forgot how to climb stairs. The majority of us are caringly in despair. Who’s out there, with a full sail of fresh air? Editor: Erynn Crittenden
  • The image is of a long white glacier on top of the Rocky Mountains, high above the alpine trees.
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      Before I could feel my fever rising.My head was screaming,and I was freezing-despite global warming. Sharp sheets of rainswept through my fuzzy brain,with a little picture of everything. Between Perhaps it was the fever.Perhaps it was the mist.But it felt surreal to be on cloud nine,above the World’s awesome alpines. Beyond I had never ...
  • The image is of an old tree, that looks bare and sad under a cold and cloudy sky
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    I remember being a weeping treeI am writing words for everyone to see.I am writing a song for a soul unconsoledAnd singing about my return from the coldI am a log burning up with glee I am this sinking boat, about to flee.I am this desert, far as the eye can see.Why am I so ...
  • two lit candles and three bundles of sage on a round table next to two chairs and a bookshelf
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    Four reasons to call on your ancestors.
  • a burnt match within a group of fresh matches on a pink and white background
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    A poem about dealing with creative burnout