He has lain still since the storm
Exhumed him from the howling
Oceanic.
The storm--
It roosted down, a beast of hunt.
It roosted down to ravage
The shore, the Dunes--
Left its wash.
It left no light
And no ordinary
Tidepool--
How does one begin
To assess the ruin.
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The Sundering by Stephanie Adams-Santos
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Mayport by Maureen Thorson
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Cold Work by Cecily Parks
Guarding the Violins by Misty Harper
The Next Country by Idra Novey
What Remains by Stuart Greenhouse
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Speaking Past the Tongue by Justin Goldberg
Woman in a Boat by K. E. Allen
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