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Issue 007 – November/December 2008
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Stone seal,
Gray-lighted in the fogged morning
Scarred, laying low in the damp sand
Snout seeped in the incoming eddy of tide,
Waiting eons and eons
Covered
Uncovered
Covered
Repeatedly
Ceaselessly
By the Pacific sea,
Worn down by its cold crashing breakers,
The rolling, rolling of sand and small pebbles
And the sometimes perch of a hungry gull,
For the stone fish that will never come.
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Bio: Daniel Wilcox earned his degree in Creative Writing from Cal State, Long Beach.
He is a former activist, teacher, and wanderer — from Montana to the Middle East — leaving a vapor trail of poetic
debris. His writing has appeared in various journals including Lunarosity, Tipton Poetry Journal, The Houston Literary Review
and ByLine Magazine. A short story based on his time in the Middle East was published in the September 2007 issue of The
Danforth Review. Currently, Daniel is finishing a novel and a poetry collection. He lives on the central coast of California
with his mysterious wife and youngest son.
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