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Hypnagogia by Eryk Wenziak

The table’s pants are long. Too long. Leaving it unable to run far. Nor fast. I sew it a new pair. A shorter pair. A pair the length that when worn would prevent me from catching it. I approach the … Continue reading

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A Day of Remembrance by Eryk Wenziak

All wanted him to remember to do something. He did something. “Was that it?” he asked all. “No,” said all. He did another something. “Was that it?” “No,” all answered. He did something else. “Was THAT it?” he asked all … Continue reading

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Father and Son by Eryck Wenziak

I took this at 6:00 a.m. on a public beach during this past summer. My son and I were fishing, and after I snapped it, he looked at me and said: “Daddy, let’s call this ‘Father and Son.’” When I … Continue reading

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