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Tag: Family

When Eden was an Orchard

April 29, 2019 The Hellebore Leave a comment

byEllora Sutton Walking through his mother’s lemon orchardkaleidoscopic with yellowI said, ‘what a strange fruit to choosefor all of your…

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Posted in: Issue Two: To Swallow the Sun, Poetry Filed under: Ellora Sutton, Family, Identity, Nonprofit Publishing, Relationships, The Hellebore

My Grandfather’s Potato Soup

April 28, 2019 The Hellebore Leave a comment

byKassie Shanafelt My Grandfather’s Potato Soup 3-5 potatoesMilkButterSalt & Pepper to taste He diced the potatoes and boiled them. I’ve…

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Posted in: Issue Two: To Swallow the Sun, Poetry Filed under: Family, Identity, Kassie Shanafelt, Poetry, Poetry Press, Recipe, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press

Maltby Road

December 31, 2018 The Hellebore Leave a comment

by Trace Ramsey A horse chestnut tree aged in the front yard of my grandparents’ house on Maltby Road, just…

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Posted in: Creative Nonfiction, Issue One: Gold in the Soil Filed under: Creative Nonfiction, Essays, Family, Grief, Identity, Literary Essay, Literary Press, Loss, Narrative, Personal Essay, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press, Trace Ramsey

Bitter Grief

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by DW McKinney In the nascent months following my grandfather’s death, I packed away grief before its fragile shell cracked,…

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Posted in: Creative Nonfiction, Issue One: Gold in the Soil Filed under: Creative Nonfiction, DW McKinney, Essays, Family, Grief, Healing, Identity, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Scholarship Award

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by Jacob Fowler to drown is to die with something in you,then what is it to die while driving, to…

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Posted in: Issue One: Gold in the Soil, Poetry Filed under: Childhood, Family, Grief, Identity, Jacob Fowler, Loss, Memory, Nature, Poetry, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press, The Hellebore Scholarship Award

Three Fifths Compromise & A Life in Relief

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by Archana Sridhar Three-Fifths Compromise When I wake up in the morning I check my stocks and read the business…

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Posted in: Issue One: Gold in the Soil, Poetry Filed under: Archana Sridhar, Family, Identity, Literary Press, Mortality, Poetry, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press, The Hellebore Scholarship Award

Beneath the Rubble

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by Juliette van der Molen i am dust covered in the rubble, waitingfor the air to clear. and we are…

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Posted in: Issue One: Gold in the Soil, Poetry Filed under: Family, Identity, Juliette van der Molen, Poetry, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press, The Hellebore Scholarship Award

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by Tori Shaw I shovel dirt into my mouth taste the four corners of my jaw until I am floating…

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Posted in: Issue One: Gold in the Soil, Poetry Filed under: Family, Identity, Parenthood, Poetry, Spirituality, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press, Tori Shaw

Beyond earth, ether & smog poem

December 27, 2018 The Hellebore Leave a comment

by Sneha Subramanian Kanta Beyond earth, ether Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Light as in the shade…

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Posted in: Issue One: Gold in the Soil, Poetry Filed under: Childhood, Family, Identity, Literary Press, Nature, Poetry, Sneha Subramanian Kanta, The Hellebore, The Hellebore Press, The Hellebore Scholarship Award

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