Cold Moon Journal
Monday, July 10, 2023
By Rupa Anand
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from the dawn light of these woods she flies into the tamarind tree to feed her chick . . . Rupa Anand
By Ruth Happel
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lines of geese honk flying north with the sun rush hour Ruth Happel * whole world in snail’s shell pulled behind him everywhere ...
By Ram Chandran
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starlit night — I tell my children the stories grandma told me Ram Chandran
Saturday, July 8, 2023
By Mark Forrester
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night heron still hunting the day moon Mark Forrester
By Mark Gilbert
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a bee, hovering dangling her legs in the buzz Mark Gilbert
Friday, July 7, 2023
By evan coram
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who I was and long to be adrift clouds with shadows evan coram * through oak boughs the porch light on and off evan coram
By Mona Bedi
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not sure if I want to be reborn mayflies Mona Bedi
By Chen-ou Liu
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morning mist layered on the river ... this floating life Chen-ou Liu * the departure door closed between mother and me ......
By Beate Sigriddaughter
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First lizard this year on the mountain trail, tiny, resolute. Yay spring. Beate Sigriddaughter
By Steliana Cristina Voicu
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Merlot sky — we renew our vows 25 years after Steliana Cristina Voicu
Wednesday, July 5, 2023
By Robert Witmer
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daybreak stars spilling into the sea lost in sleep Robert Witmer
By Robert Frede Kenter
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Window dressing Putting brand new clothing on Empty ideas Robert Frede Kenter
Tuesday, July 4, 2023
By JL Huffman
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c ontrail em dash punctuates the sky JL Huffman
By J. D. Nelson
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sunflowers stand tall above the weeds in the ditch— raindrops on my arms J. D. Nelson
By Janet Krauss
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Winter night Two ducks huddle under moonlight Janet Krauss
By Joseph P. Wechselberger
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the bittersweetness of pomegranate seeds … did you ever love me? Joseph P. Wechselberger
By Jennifer Gurney
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Not a single Cloud in the sky The day opens wide Jennifer Gurney
By John Hawkhead
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full moon the ebb and flow of our breaths John Hawkhead * funeral planning the very last time I’ll wear a tie Jo...
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