Apaja'simk - To Return Peregrinations 10 Dec 202112 Dec 2021 Above the shale scree atop a dizzying steep on a narrow ledge she sits on speckled eggs waiting for her mate to bring her food and take her place so…
Apaja'simk - To Return after the apocalypse 9 Dec 202130 Nov 2021 excuse me for humming a little louder to fill in for the missing birds. the morning air begging for a response. me, off pitch. foraging for notes. now forgetting their…
Apaja'simk - To Return Swallows in Early September 8 Dec 202123 Nov 2021 they were everywhere filling skin and sky their white bellies blinding i was shattered into a thousand shades of blue they rose and fell as one each small body becoming…
Apaja'simk - To Return First Freeze 7 Dec 202122 Nov 2021 Photograph by Martha Nance Martha Nance is a physician in Minnesota who enjoys nature photography; to her great pleasure, several of her photos and one very short story have previously…
Apaja'simk - To Return Going Back 6 Dec 202120 Nov 2021 I never realized how many ties my home town has on my being. Perched on the edge of the West Coast, Perth, one of the most isolated capital cities in…
Apaja'simk - To Return Becoming a Cormorant 5 Dec 202120 Nov 2021 Poem by Diana Woodcock Diana Woodcock is the author of seven chapbooks and four poetry collections, most recently Facing Aridity (a finalist for the 2020 Prism Prize for Climate Literature).…
Apaja'simk - To Return Golden Daffodils 4 Dec 202119 Nov 2021 Don’t be afraid of the worms. Sure, the transitional period is smelly, disgusting, and vile, but, in the long run, who wants to be a mummy: “intact” but waxy and…
Apaja'simk - To Return Nocturne [Peninsula] 3 Dec 202119 Nov 2021 Poem by Joseph Boyle Joseph Boyle lives in Sacramento, California, with his partner and a pair of tiny dogs. He works as a counselor and spends his free time metabolizing…
Apaja'simk - To Return Go Round 2 Dec 202119 Nov 2021 The hummingbird feeders came down today, not for filling, but for storing. Do the shadows call? The chorus of wood frogs? The sonorous space the catbirds left when last they…
Apaja'simk - To Return A Prayer in January 1 Dec 202118 Nov 2021 Poem by Connie Jordan Green Connie Jordan Green lives on a small farm in East Tennessee. She is the author of two award-winning novels for young people, two poetry…
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