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Servant

By Ruth Naylor on April 1, 2020

FJ Poetry: “In a black transport chair, 
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Ruth Naylor lives in Bluffton, Ohio.

Posted in: Poetry, The State of Quaker Institutions
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Psalm 131

By Jane Simpson on April 1, 2020

FJ Poetry: “Surely I have behaved and quieted myself, 
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Jane Simpson lives in Atlanta, Ga.

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River Crossing

By Anne Maren-Hogan on March 1, 2020

FJ Poetry: “Sitting in bed she gazes at the river, 
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Anne Maren-Hogan lives in Burnsville, N.C.

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Somewhere in This Large Field

By David Black on March 1, 2020

FJ Poetry: “Somewhere in this large field
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David Black lives in Louisa, Va.

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Pine Ridge

By Charlie Janney on February 24, 2020

FJ Poetry: “I was privileged,
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Charlie Janney lives in Longmont, Colo.

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How to See

By Alice Carlton on February 1, 2020

FJ Poetry: “I close my eyes in silence, 
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Alice Carlton lives in Chapel Hill, N.C.

Posted in: February 2020, Poetry
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I Met God on a Train Last Week

By Elizabeth Bajjalieh on January 27, 2020

FJ Poetry: “Bumbling along
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Elizabeth Bajjalieh lives in Palatine, Ill.

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Brightened Corner

By Ken Gibble on December 1, 2019

FJ Poetry: “They blew into the visitors’ room
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Ken Gibble lives in Camp Hill, Pa.

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Another Language

By Anne Maren-Hogan on December 1, 2019

FJ Poetry: “Standing at the cliff, saxophone
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Anne Maren-Hogan lives in Burnsville, N.C.

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Coming Home

By Dorothy Riehm on November 25, 2019

FJ Poetry: “I was visited this morning
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Dorothy Riehm lives in Florence, Mass.

Posted in: Gambling, Poetry
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