WPS Draft Day
But first, a poem - because any collection of words that includes the phrase "the high arc of midsummer" deserves to be repeated today. (As pretty much always, this is from The Writers Almanac): First Cutting by Susie Patlove (from Quickening) What is the hayfield in late afternoon that it can fly in the face of time, and light [.
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