The Deliberate Study of the Skies Peninsula light of Gloucester transformed his day into night: ash, pewter, aluminum, stone. I saw white, but no, it’s steel, and a vexed steel at that. I voted for it before I voted against it. The complexities of salvation: stretched and spoken with clashing grays: slate, silver, Spanish gris. I have options, my muddied palette, weighted with gray: this stuttered, endless cape. Diana Rose Lynch Diana Rose Lynch is a language teacher who teaches writing at Boston University. She lives in Gloucester, MA, across from the island where Winslow Homer summered while painting in Gloucester. She is currently working on a book of short stories and poems inspired by Cape Ann.
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Maria Zlateva
6/17/2021 09:58:07 am
s plunged in its atmosphere, again! The polyphony of the arts at work...
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