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    Posted at 8:47 pm by writergherlone, on November 13, 2017

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    Winter

    by Kristy Gherlone

     

    There are knives in the eaves.

    There are shards of glass in the streets.

    There is a serial killer just outside my window.

    I’d complain further, but there’s a heart attack in my driveway.

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    Author: writergherlone

    Kristy Gherlone is the New Hampshire author of novels, The History Lottery, Twelve Urns, and Innate Tendencies. You can also find some of her short stories in Squawk Back 167, Bedlam Magazine's Loud Zoo #9, Every Writers Resource, and in Wild Women's Medicine Circle Journal. Kristy grew up in northern Maine, attended the University of Maine in Orono, worked for Baxter State Park, and as an Early Interventionist for children with autism. Currently, she is a full-time writer, mother, grandmother, and duck mother of Miss Sassafras.
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