The Day I Was Not Punk’d by 22½ x 22½ of Mixed Media Collage
Ever pull that recess-yard prank where you stare into the heavens until your classmates look at what’s so Whoa, stop everything up there? Nothing, ha-ha, that’s what. Not wishing to have the tables turned, I try not to thieve a peek at whatever certain nothingness the subject of Mary McCleary’s Stephen’s Vision finds so rapturous beyond the frame’s finitude, but I can’t help myself and it’s not nothing and it’s glorious. Bill Stadick Bill Stadick has published poetry in various publications, including Barren Magazine, The Windhover, First Things, The Christian Century, Christianity and Literature and The Cresset. He founded and writes for Page 17, a marketing communications firm
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January 2021
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