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Intimacy

Intimacy
On Earth, Unshod!
Touching, and being touched, by our planet's welcoming skin
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Hope Cove, journal of wild culture , ©2018.png
Little Windows: Our New Short Prose Series
A quartet of very short fiction pieces — framed imaginings
Room 3E, Wild Culture, photo by Whitney Smith, ©2014
Room 3E, Wild Culture, photo by Whitney Smith, ©2014
The Storms That Blow Through Us
From the inside, a young poet holds forth about our
The Inside and Out of Loving
A suitcase stuffed with one long life, Pennsylvania's great
City at Night, Wild Culture, ©2015
City at Night, Wild Culture, ©2015
In the heat of the joint
Stirring the coals of Eros and longing. Two poems, plus the
Why We Stay in Unhappy Relationships
What's going on when we're romantically unrewarded and can'
Tom Medwell, staying in unhappy relationships, journal of wild culture, ©2019
Tom Medwell, staying in unhappy relationships, journal of wild culture, ©2019
A Southern Family's State of Nature
Poems "caring little of worldview mindsets by the likes of
Up close with one’s large shy neighbours
Somewhere out back there is someone thinking about me.
Bucks fighting, by John Hicks, Journal of Wild Culture, ©2015
Bucks fighting, by John Hicks, Journal of Wild Culture, ©2015
'I’ve changed. I was bad. I love you.'
Little windows (AKA flash fiction) of poison ivy welts, sex
Flame, Wild Culture, Flash Prose, ©2015
Flame, Wild Culture, Flash Prose, ©2015
Gifts of lurking pain
This writer's powerful yet gentle voice attunes to the
wagonwheel_fence, Journal of Wild Culture
wagonwheel_fence, Journal of Wild Culture
Confessions of an Obituary Aficionada
The fine art of biography-after-the-fact. By Chellis
Silvered Winter: Great Hill, New York City
A landscape is never more quietly intimate with us than in
Central Park, Great Hill, in winter, #3, by Whitney Smith ©2014
Central Park, Great Hill, in winter, #3, by Whitney Smith ©2014