Summer, 1990 by Anthony B Parr
“Her spirit is woven into the everyday…She is my unfinished sentence. My held breath. My quiet grief transformed into something gentler…” – excerpt from Summer, 1990, fiction by Anthony B Parr #TheMetaworker
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“Her spirit is woven into the everyday…She is my unfinished sentence. My held breath. My quiet grief transformed into something gentler…” – excerpt from Summer, 1990, fiction by Anthony B Parr #TheMetaworker
“At night, by the fire, I watch the embers dance off your skin. You are aglow with ambers and deep blues.” – excerpt from Swimming in the Ligurian Sea, micro fiction by Rachel Turney #TheMetaworker
“braiding corn silk, / tethering dragonflies, / air thick / with the scent / of bulbous apricots…” – excerpt from I am losing the names for things, poetry by Saba Zahoor #TheMetaworker
“Bridal veils of surf unfurl / with the cadence / of weddings in June” – excerpt from Farewell to Beach Town in Asturias, poetry by Dolo Diaz
August humidity in Coney …