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Tag Archives: M.C. St. John

That Southern Ghost Two poems by M.C. St. John

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That Southern Ghost Crossing an alleyway, he hears two sharp honks from a car rolling down the ruts of ice toward him. The sound snaps his thoughts clean in half—her smile through the windshield, Cheshire in the reflected trees, is all he sees now. Those are familiar teeth, he thinks. The tires crunch snow. The […]

Posted byDaleMay 2016September 2016Posted inIssue 9Tags: M.C. St. John
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