Willawaw Journal Winter 2020 Issue 11

Notes from the Editor

Dear Willawaw Readers, It is my honor to introduce to you the paintings of Carol Crump Bryner. I have been…

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Frank Babcock

Waiting for Thunder I stopped my car once on a thin country road, stepped out and looked west. Standing near…

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Sarah Beddow

Dispatch re: a Pause There are two kinds of apple trees in / my neighborhood For years I would worry…

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Mara Beneway

retch take the moon into your mouth. scoop it out of the sky like honey from a glass jar. roll…

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Michael H. Brownstein

Rain My son tastes rain with his fingers, lets drops ride into his palm down his wrist.   He never…

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Linda Bryant

Vanishing Act Who’d have thought she’d lay plastered on an asphalt death bed next to downtown high rises & the…

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Dale Champlin

Poem In Which I am Late for School My seventy-one-year-old granddaddy and I hop and skip all the way to…

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Matt Dube

Wanting I’ve made a study of The smokers at the bus stop near the hospital, Visitors, uneasy in street clothes,…

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