Issue 11 – Page 2 – zoomorphic

Look, a Lizard!

Posted on March 1, 2019 by

by Rick Kempa or rather, the lizard, my neighbor (not my “pet”) who, like me, spends the day moving in and out of the sun, I with my lawn chair, he (less laden)...

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Two poems by J V Birch

Posted on February 22, 2019 by

Bat And then a bat __________________swoops from a tree _________________________________________its wingspan sharp _________________________________________&am...

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Encounters – Five Excerpts from The Heart of the Sound.

Posted on February 18, 2019 by

by Marybeth Holleman CommunicatingSouth Culross It is a rainy afternoon in Picturesque Cove. I sit inside the small dark cabin, reading by candlelight from Davi...

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Equivocal

Posted on February 15, 2019 by

by Jane Lovell Light spills both ways: silhouetting stands of blackthorn on the lane and climbing the slow hill, striping the turf, its grey horse racing a big ...

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Sonia Shomalzadeh- Artist

Posted on February 13, 2019 by

I make drawings of endangered marine creatures to start conversations and bring to light their beauty and fragility. The drawings are temporary and nearly alway...

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Looking into the Eyes of a Grizzly

Posted on February 11, 2019 by

by Jennifer Tarnacki As soon as I moved into a cabin in Alaska I started dreaming about bears. They appeared in my dreams all the time, not nightly, but close. ...

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Paul Bloomer – Artist

Posted on February 6, 2019 by

My art work weeps for the world and also celebrates the world. In our technological world so disconnected from nature where humanity struggles to unite in peace...

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Lichenizing Fungi: Hungry Trickster Gods

Posted on February 4, 2019 by

by Matt Stansberry Graft: 1. A horticultural propagation technique joining two plant’s tissues into a single plant for increased yield; 2. The acquisition of ga...

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The Blue of April

Posted on February 1, 2019 by

by Jean Atkin I stepped into April & a bee flew laden over the Abraham, Isaac & Jacob & the black cat shone like grass & drank from the pond whe...

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Taking Flight: Elegy for a Great Horned Owl

Posted on January 28, 2019 by

by Melody Hessing The night after Halloween, I drive home from town to my cabin in the bush. The rain-streaked road winds past orchards and vineyards, then lope...