Here’s to all those dandelions daring the wind to do its worst, a commonplace bit of destruction. Dear Reader, here is Lori Lamothe’s [>>] “Mind Fishing“:
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Today’s share is ready for the beginning of hurricane season, sure, it’s ready for the heat, anyway. Here’s Jeff Ewing’s [>>] “Riverside“:
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This morning we thought we’d hit you with a quickie, this delightful Hedgie by K.J. Hanna Greenberg [>>]:
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It’s time to play outside, or in the cool damp under the house, wouldn’t you say, dear Reader? Fortunately we have this apropos poem by Rebecca O’Bern for you to read, “Little Lamb“:
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For today, Dear Reader, may it please you to read this poem from issue #5.2 by Melixxa Atkinson Mercer, “Please say something different“:
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