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Art by Beate Conrad

11/30/2020

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Line to Circle

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A Haiku by Kinshuk Gupta

11/29/2020

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A Shahai by Debbie Strange

11/28/2020

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Art by Ben DiNino

11/27/2020

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The Finite Art of Manufacturing Expansion #12
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A Collage/Vispo sequence by David Kjellin

11/26/2020

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power drop
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A Diptych by Jeanette Cook

11/24/2020

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Houses Burning 2020
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​Houses Flooding 2020

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A Haiku by David Watts

11/22/2020

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neighbor’s new fence
my roots
under his ground



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A Poem by Allan Johnston

11/19/2020

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Watch Out


Watch out for the use of small things. Example: the incident
with the frying pan and the mashed potatoes
or how the wheel unhitched itself from the Hyundai
or how the howling cowboy rides the bomb
at the end of Dr. Strangelove. Each becomes
iconic of a moment’s inattention:
so many opportunities, so many reasons,
so little time. Small things accumulate.
They become the mess inside the pillow
I keep, that in its way undoes the body.
Each one also derives satisfaction
by being unmade. Soon night overwhelms us,
and evening has no meaning. While we are here,
watch for the misuse of small things. Drive with caution.


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A Senryu by Claire Vogel Camargo

11/18/2020

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signing my name
the loud detonation
of the old courthouse



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A Haibun by Diana Webb

11/17/2020

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Ebb and Flow 
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Let's click it into place to form a universe. A book on the planets is never enough without a box of Lego. 
 
a piece lodged 
in the sole of my foot
moon dance 
 
A circle forms around the pile in the centre that radiates yellow. All the blue bits gathered up for Neptune. 
 
slots more slots 
how to avoid 
a sea of plastic

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