RALPH MONDAY : Structure of Mime
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RICHARD ALAN BUNCH : In the Mountains of Southern Oregon
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RALPH MONDAY
Structure of Mime
We exist as structured layers of absolutes, The birth moment merely a beginning stage, The still point at the center, the beginning mime. No one really knows his or her mask. A particular scene, a dramatic act, calls up strophes And tongues from the repository of banked imagery. Today a student, tomorrow a teacher, this evening A lover, the future a cascading torrent of time, unrequited Desire as we push on from act to scene, the play never Complete, lacking Aristotelian unity, As our pulsing moments are but brief flickers Determined and undetermined by an imperceptible Quantum soup parsed into particle existence an Unimaginable time long throbbed through fabric Of becoming being. This moment now, this decision formed by stresses And powers, infinite principalities herded by Electrons, the made up nothingness stretching like A great ghostly thought throughout time and space That dreamed us all before the dream began.
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ROB GANSON | A Thousand Paper Umbrellas
JOEL L. YOUNG | A Thousand Roads To Wander
REID BAER | Increasing Talents
038
RALPH MONDAY | The Unknowing
SUSAN H. CASE | Rickrack
WARD KELLEY | Tygers, Sickles and Crack
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LAURIE CORSETT | What is more useless than a poet, and why?
L. S. SHEVSHENKO | itssy bitssy spider
ANJANA BASU  | Marina
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RICHARD ALAN BUNCH | In the Mountains of Southern Oregon
AMANDA JOHNSTON | Legs
SUSAN H. CASE | Out of My Ordinary Way
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JAN OSKAR HANSEN | Surgery
CHELLE MIKO | Brown-Bagged Religion
JOSEPH OUELLETTE  | A Day With Starlight Solo
042
MICHAEL ESTABROOK | Quiet Little Words
CHRISTOPHER MULROONEY  | Deconstruction of an Abhorrent Vacuum
ANDREA M. FORBING-MAGLIONE | How to Write a College Entry Essay
043
JANET I. BUCK | The Music Box
JOEL L. YOUNG | Rickrack
JIM DUNLAP | A Proctological Version of 'What Comes Around, Goes Around'
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CAROL SHILLIBEER | Chiasmus
WENDY L. HAMMOND | Captivated
MARGARET C. RIGSBY | Sounds in the Night
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KIRBY WRIGHT | Purple Summer
WARD KELLEY | Consoles Us Dying Ones
CAROLE NELSON PHILLIPS | another dead cow
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DAVID JAMES | Interview with an Unborn Baby
ROBIN OUZMAN HISLOP | Excerpt, from GAIA
JAN OSKAR HANSEN  | The Sole Survivor
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S MINANEL | Geriatricks
CVETKA JOSAR MATIC | Goodbye, Sobriety
STEPHANIE PACHECO | For Bridget Candy: My Four Reasons
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TERRY WOLVERTON | Theory of Everything
YVONNE MORRIS  | 'Blonde'
JOHN HORVATH Jr  | Healing Process of Love Encountered Haphazardly

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RICHARD ALAN BUNCH
In the Mountains of Southern Oregon
   With their different layers of shade, the mountains of southern Oregon tuck behind one another in the orphic light.   Pointed treetops puncture foothills, cut into a graying base, suggesting how small the houses are.   A flotilla of golf maintenance cars trim the fairways, making them more fair?   A grassy odor tingles the air.   Horseshoe pit shows wrinkles from last night's match between codgers and young bloods.   Day lilies so still, hold their breath.   Distance in a bluish haze offers an airy summons to enchantments that reveal what uncreated heavens await.
(previously published in Avocet. Published here with poet's permission)
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