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Archive for August, 2009

Photo by Lindsay Niles . Conjure Woman . Julie Buffaloe-Yoder She gathers magic beside the highway. Just the right things will be ingredients . for potions and poultices incantations and chants. . The deep pockets of her blue sack dress hold insects, rocks, . sun dry bones that laid in the shape of a cross. [...]

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My husband and I are trying to sell our old house.  I throw back my head and laugh now. Our story is pretty typical these days.  We moved to another state when a plant closed.  There were no jobs. The foreclosure in this poem has not happened to us.  In reality, life is very good.  [...]

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Sometimes, a book of poems comes along that is beautifully written, but it also portrays life in a way that is very personal to me. The Bones of Saints Under Glass by Jeff Fleming is one of those books. The poems in this chapbook deal   with death, love, and family relationships.  There is sorrow sprinkled [...]

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. Mile Marker 359 . Julie Buffaloe-Yoder I take Greyhound for a long ride on a one hundred five degree day. . Fifteen freaking hours to go . with the fumes and the breath and the rhythm of sweaty heads. . Trapped inside the rectangle; heat slamming through glass. . Air condition don’t work worth [...]

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I am excited to be a guest blogger at Glenda C. Beall’s beautiful site,           Writing Life Stories.  You can also read Glenda’s work at her blog,                 The Way I See It.   Be sure to check out her poetry chapbook, Now Might As Well Be Then.  Glenda is an excellent poet and writer.  Copies can [...]

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