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SARAH E MORIN: Storm Cycle

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Her fingers shrank in winter. The engagement ring slipped off as she scurried from car to door in the blizzard. A snow storm gathered in his frosty brow. In the morning her gloved hands pawed the ground for one diamond tear among millions. She could only wait for a thaw.

Sarah E. Morin has published two books, Waking Beauty and Rapunzel the Hairbrained. Sarah E. is a past Premier Poet of Poetry Society of Indiana, Secretary of Community Education Arts, and editor of The Polk Street Review. Visit her at sarahemorin.net.

SARAH E MORIN: Visible

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The kindergartener stares, forgetting to suck on her glazed thumb. “You’re Sarah?”

I nod. Why the awe when I’ve just met this sprout and her mother at the park?

“Sarah’s the name of her imaginary friend,” Mom apologizes.

The child grabs my hand. “Let’s play.”

I’ve never felt more real.

Sarah E. Morin has published two books, Waking Beauty and Rapunzel the Hairbrained. Sarah E. is a past Premier Poet of Poetry Society of Indiana, Secretary of Community Education Arts, and editor of The Polk Street Review. Visit her at sarahemorin.net.