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Guernsey Ruts by Jocelyn Moore
GUERNSEY RUTS I trudge beside my few belongings, cast-iron pots, china, clothing, tucked in my wheeled home, straining oxen yoked as one. Wet, cold, hungry, determined as sedge grasses cut my cotton skirt and seeds fill damp, thin leather shoes, … Continue reading
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Tagged Covered wagon, Emigrants, Guernsey, Oregon Trail, Oxen, Wyoming
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Butterfly Backpack by Jocelyn Moore
Emerging from its self-spun grave, a Lazarus called forth. It feels the breeze of warming air; adventure speaks, “Go north!” As wet wings dry their crinkled folds, preparing for first flight, And life moves in its tiny cells, it orients … Continue reading
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