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"Letters" by Elizabeth Porter



Elizabeth Porter writes and teaches in south-central PA. She is the author of a chapbook "Elemental Undress" (Bottlecap Press 2023). Her work has appeared in Moria Literary Magazine, Unbroken Journal, and elsewhere.

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Hey, Future is that you / in the moment / a Buddhist might love / enough to hyperventilate / or the day’s dizzy spin /of 24 hours / kicking joy / to the curbs / of chaos / blessed by Hallmark’s / squa

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