Dearest, dearest Reader, we have for you a simple, delectable, ineffable, sweet “Rubidoux” for you by Jaime Garcia, just for you, here for you it is:
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Today’s poem share comes to us from the vast archive of what is always passing by: John Sibley Williams’ [>>] “As Spectator to Unenduring Things“:
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The thundering season, Dear Reader, passes toward and through us even now, and so then here: Marc Harshman’s two sun-burned prose poems “Holding On” and “Seascape in Kansas.”
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The corn is waist-high even up here in the upper midwest, O Doughty Readers, high up over our uppers, and we’re well aware of the eerie aerial view of the landscape, yes we are, young as we are. Today’s share from Beth McDermott lays it all out:
![Beth McDermott - Strip-Mall Bakery [sample]](https://stormcellar.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/beth-mcdermott-strip-mall-bakery-sample.png?w=700&h=1079)
This poem originally appeared in SC 4.1 [ P | E ]. Subscribers get mad karma, and you can shop our issues thisaway. Read on!
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