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Community, Our Community, Volume 8 2021, Writing

Community No. 60

In today’s Community, we are honored to re-introduce poetry and prose by Kathy Kremins and Merridawn Duckler.

Kathy Kremins

Blowing That Trumpet Like Miles

“Full moon on Friday the 13th radiated circles of light like the slowly slapping waves of a low Jersey tide, luminous white, a queen wearing a crown…”

The Night Heron Barks
Summer 2020

Merridawn Duckler

First Patty, then Others

“We had never been to Patty’s house before,
a slightly off gal, in tilted cat eye glasses...”

Sheila-Na-Gig
Fall 2019

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Game Theory

“Becky is a bully. Her sister, Corey, should have been a boy. These are facts which Corey knows to be as certain as the word facts, fat middle letters fenced in by two taller guard letters. Becky makes her crouch in spiderville, under the cinderblock foundation and stay there until Becky says she can come out. …”

New Flash Fiction
2020

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Influence: Sunday

“I once dug through garbage
to prove a man did not love me.
Now as I drive around and around
places I can’t believe I sought, open like a robe…”

The Dialogist
Fall 2020

Our Community feature is an opportunity for authors to introduce a new audience to their previously published works.

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