Author Archives: Annie Neugebauer

A Blade and a Revamp

A Blade Where are all the girls named Junior? Tell me why only boys. Tell me why I would not give my name directly to my daughter? Tell me about pride, power, and humility, about women sharp as knives afraid … Continue reading

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2 for 21: Feet and Teeth

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A Month, A Story, A Poem or Two

Red, Red, Red   Remember when lightning tore the sky open and blood poured down beneath the agonized screams of thunder?   Remember when the cicadas drowned, their ceaseless shrieks still echoing in the din of the bleeding— hot summer … Continue reading

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Hindsight is 2020 (in Review)

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Things That Are Always Here

Things That Are Always Here My breath, as close as always can be. More right than wrong; I am breathing. I am here. Sounds, for as long as my hearing holds out. There are noises: a passing train, trees creaking … Continue reading

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