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Benjamin Morris

If These Roads Could Talk

How many memories — of our collisions, our missions, our disappearances — lie embedded in the black tar of Southern two-lanes?

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A long, early-morning bike ride sparks recollections of a long-ago friendship—with its unspoken words and unresolved tensions.

Growing up Black in a small Georgia town was hard enough. But Miriam Delaney Heard also had to break the chains of the religion she was raised in. Her salvation came from writing her own story.

Kentucky poet David Cazden explores the intricate connections between memory, nature, and the passage of time in two vivid and evocative verses.

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