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Mark Hiskes

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Afraid to Teach

I won’t forget that first week of remote teaching during the early days of the pandemic. Behind closed doors, I spoke into my laptop from

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Poetry

Go, Graduates

With thanks to Wendell Berry What if diplomas were earned for the seconddefinition of the verb“graduate”: “to change graduallyby degrees”? What if teachers graded using,say,

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Poetry

Sacred Incipience

“Here’s a truth, friends,”He said before leaving:“Anyone with faithwill do greater thingsthan these when I goto the Father.” Hyperbole. It had to be.Greater things thanwater

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Poetry

E Pluribus Unum

A sudden itch for woodcraft, Ihead for the garage, take twobead-board doors from a dustystack of kitchen-cupboard pieces rescued from a garage sale,the old spruce

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