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Winter’s Harvest/Paddler Press
Read more: Winter’s Harvest/Paddler Press“Paddler Press is a new poetry and art mag based in Peterborough/Nogojiwanong, Ontario.” – From Paddler Press Home Page It excited me when the editor of Paddler Press tweeted he was expanding the call for Issue Three to include Creative None Fiction. I had a piece I felt would be a great fit and jumped…
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Six Word Stories (50)
Read more: Six Word Stories (50)It can be hidden by the blowing of wind, but if you just stand and listen to the tinkle of it landing on a waterproof coat. You will hear joy.
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The Pansy’s Purpose/Calla Press
Read more: The Pansy’s Purpose/Calla PressThe little flower was waiting. It sat quietly with its siblings in a plastic tray. The sun was warm, the waiting long. But what else was there to do?
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Six Word Story (45)
Read more: Six Word Story (45)Is there anything else like a good campfire, a friend with a guitar, a metal cup full of something warm, and… learning to be present this this world. Its a world God has gifted to us. Something to be cherished, something to be protected. It’s beauty deepens when we share it together, as Church. ©2021…
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Fireflies of Red and Blue/Honeyguide Magazine
Read more: Fireflies of Red and Blue/Honeyguide MagazineWhen you find the right home for a story, it’s always a blessing. I struggled to find a home for my story ‘Fireflies of Red and Blue’. Many editors had great things to say about it, but ultimately it was never quite the right fit for their magazine. That is, until I submitted to Honeyguide.…
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Living Branch/Art Highlight
Read more: Living Branch/Art HighlightThe blues and greens of this piece just make me happy. It feels alive and full of hope, though to some the tree itself might seem stark and strange.
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How do You Catch a Cloud
Read more: How do You Catch a CloudHow do you catch a cloud and pin it down? Or corner a thing that floats in wisps ethereal wings?
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Six Word Story (35)
Read more: Six Word Story (35)Even when the sky is overcast, a sunflower always knows where to look. I am envious of this nature. “How can you just KNOW?”“I just do.” A snippet of a conversation I have had on more than once occasion with someone close to me. How can you JUST know? It is a nature given to…
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A Six Word Story (32)
Read more: A Six Word Story (32)I am much more of a night owl than a morning bird. I love the quiet whined down after a long loud day. Because of that, I have only caught a very few sunrises, yet, they are a miracle that happens every day. What beauty have you been missing out on? Why? I think it’s…
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