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By Brookshire McDonald From the CO-VID we want To stay away. So we’ll schedule a tele-visit When you call today. Listen carefully as our...

By Sara Kandler I shift the leather rolling bag to my other arm before hoisting it up the stairs to the teacher’s room My fifty-something...

By Brookshire McDonald The ear doctor doesn’t treat toes; nor does the toe doctor Treat ears. This is true for you And also your peers....

By William Laferriere A recent proclamation from The US Surgeon General Provides a warning… Fair enough He describes the rise of Feelings...

By Ashley Leiss A poem for children and their families about how bad days make us better people. Your struggle is not for nothing! I want...

By William Laferriere I could never have envisioned Something more difficult More treacherous, and yet more sublime, than Sailing Stormy...

By Desiree LeRoy Winter is here. They say a time for reflection. Spring is coming. But be still now a time for action soon but wait. No....

By William Laferriere (The ethics of a genetics tale - dedicated to Trish) An 18th century poet once upon a time aptly noted that some to...

By William Laferriere No matter the stage, or place on the continuum from the start of the lockdown we knew the pandemic to be a...

By Kate Meyer-Currey when you got with me I had no idea it could be a life-sentence you’re an armed robber holding me under false...

By William Laferriere I’m not suggesting one should “make a better life,” because it’s uncertain why progress is critical. By all means...

By Desiree LeRoy though I write about what has happened to me, it is not who i am. it is not my identity. i am learning this. it takes...