[…] young woman with a basket in her hand walking down the road, her long skirt swaying like sunlight rustling with shriveled leaves. Is she taking lunch to her husband harvesting cotton or going berry picking in the woods?
We are lost again in the middle of redneck nowhere,
which is a hundred times scarier
than any other nowhere because everyone has guns.
A book by the celebrated author, poet, and farmer that takes on racism, the Civil War, and his life’s work.
I like a woman who can fall
Jack said to Jill.
There’s votes to be had, ya’ll.
I don’t remember
pulling the trigger, but the pistol kicked hard,
the air exploded; I missed the can.
Residents of rural and small-town communities believe they are not getting their fair share of government attention and vital resources compared to urban dwellers.
While the U.S. government has prioritized the bailout of Wall Street with public monies, it has marginalized distressed rural communities and failed to provide the necessary funds, expertise and assistance to help revitalize them.
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