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Angelsong

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

And what of me
as whales sing to each other
in the deep, secret sea?

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Tags Sheryl Slocum
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Family Portrait 1942

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

There she stands, Grandma Clara, with her brood.
She does not face the camera
but turns her gaze toward the hills.

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Tags Barbara Collignon
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Familial Breakfast

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

She stabbed her nana’s plate for potatoes,
ate them smiling—
no words, no looks.

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Tags Marilyn Zelke Windau
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HaiKin

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

One talks like he knows
things that you know he doesn’t
but he’s family…

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Tags Jim Landwehr
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“The Champs” (Topps Baseball Card #1, 1967 Series)

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

My Baltimore Oriole stars
Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson,
same uniform, same family name.

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Tags Mark Zimmermann
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For Bill

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

Brother—
Do you remember when we were two on the teeter totter
Lolly and Billy

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Tags Darlene Wesenberg Rzezotarski
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Dogwoods in Spring

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

Wash wash the blood at your stitches.
All tissues and bandages,
”Your father is all finished.”

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Tags Heather Hanlon
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How I Came to Love a Giant

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

He appeared to be very tall, standing in a landscape with miniature
models of a village, farm animals and a castle.

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Tags Brian Dean Powers
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Cento for Orphanhood

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

In the beginning there were no orphans. God created the sky and

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Tags Amanda Ngoho Reavey
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A Wish

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

A memory leaps into my mind this morning from somewhere in the hazy past. I see my daughter–a year old–full of beans,

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Tags Sharon Auberle
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My Silvery Brother, My Maple Tree

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

Thank you for the shade that cooled my home, saving energy.
Thank you for being home to birds and squirrels.
Thank you for the colorful Fall seasons, so leafy.

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Tags Charles Trimberger
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The Maple Room

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

That’s what a friend and I named you
as we sat under the dome of your
branches one mid-pandemic afternoon,

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Tags Georgia Ressmeyer
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Manuelita La Mariposa

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

My friend suggested I name you
on your third visit to my yard.

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Tags Eloisa Gómez
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Frailty

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

I fear frailty in myself and others
I watch and wait for signs
that show I’m following in my mother’s

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Tags Christy Swan
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North 7 Night Bus

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

Living rooms glow like beacons
as we pass through the dark outside,
the barest glimpses of lives, lives, lives.

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Tags Anneliese Finke
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the web

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

I found Charlotte in the cold grass
eight legs bent against the sky
the song of just one summer

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Tags Erin Wescott
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Weaning

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

When farmers separate
calves from mothers
both bellow all nigh

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Tags Jan Chronister
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Devil Fish

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

For centuries pregnant gray whales
came to Lagoon San Ignacio
to birth their young. They bonded

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Tags CJ Muchhala
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the affordances of being human

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

we borrowed your sunsets
of course we borrowed your oceans
we borrowed your clouds so sorry

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Tags Wendy Vardaman
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My Almost Tibetan Daughter

October 19, 2022 Tori Grant Welhouse

An application completed in pen,
a link stronger than flesh and blood
connects us for decades-five times ten.

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Tags Susan Schwartz Twiggs
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