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Over the Ridge in October by Amanda Phillips

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There’s nothing but old clouds above the sycamores, struck flat by the October heat. We pause on the muddy ridge and look out over the river – it’s a creek, but we call it a river because we always feel so unimportant. There’s a chalk-colored bird. There’s the open field below the river filled with […]

Posted byDaleMay 2016September 2016Posted inIssue 9Tags: Amanda Phillips
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