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Catherine Freeling’s poems have appeared in Rattle, Bellevue Literary Review, and Nimrod. She lives in Berkeley, California — home to many Francophiles, who, like her, always dream of their next trip across the Atlantic.
In his version the river had practically dried up. / No way, I said. I was there not long ago. / The river looked fine.
June 2017We ate snails from their shells, dipped bread in the sauce. / The man we were visiting poured more wine, / said he hoped we’d stay a long time.
February 2016I can still picture the room where he set up his ham radio. / Homemade furniture. Threadbare rug. A small space heater.
June 2015Has something we published moved you? Fired you up? Did we miss the mark? We’d love to hear about it.
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