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Steve Dolphy
Bruce Ross
paul m.
John Stevenson
Elizabeth St Jacques
Ljubomir Dragovic'
Alison Williams
Debra Woolard Bender
Christopher Patchel
Lori Laliberte-Carey
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reddening sky
the car park empties
gull by gull
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Steve Dolphy
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the shelter of a tree–
neither of us knows
the other's name
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paul m.
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after the rain
the field's clean shine:
watermelons
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Elizabeth St Jacques
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humid night
a small child's crying
wavers to a stop
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Alison Williams
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summer twilight
the strolling path dips
into coolness
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Christopher Patchel
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steady summer rain . . .
the gull takes a few short steps
in the puddle
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Bruce Ross
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on the beach,
the tracks of two
lounge chairs
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John Stevenson
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steamed up window
with long oblique lines
a child draws the rain
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Ljubomir Dragovic'
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the indignant cat
has turned its back on me;
ticking clock
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Debra Woolard Bender
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humid night
the scarecrow engulfed
in grapevines
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Lori Laliberte-Carey
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