The Sleep of Blue Moon Flowers, by Fred Dale

The Sleep of Blue Moon Flowers

by Fred Dale

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1.	Self-Portrait above the Urinal 00:26	buy track
2.	St. Edward the Confessor 01:50	buy track
3.	Migrations 01:31	buy track
4.	The Sold Porch 00:45	buy track
5.	Marriage House 00:36	buy track
6.	The Luminaria Sleeps 01:08	buy track
7.	The Oak Tree 00:26	buy track
8.	Oxbow Lakes 01:22	buy track
9.	In the Cotton 02:11	buy track
10.	Learning is All 00:27	buy track
11.	Bird Houses 01:52	buy track
12.	Wild Blueberries 01:04	buy track
13.	Agnes in the Flood 01:02	buy track
14.	Earl 00:55	buy track
15.	Love at Twenty-Five Years 00:35	buy track

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Fred Dale is a husband to his wife, Valerie, and a father to his occasional jerk of a dog, Earl. He is a Senior Instructor in the English Department at the University of North Florida, and an avid cyclist, but mostly, he just grades papers.

Acknowledgements

“Agnes in the Flood” and “Marriage House” first appeared in Forge (Summer 2014). “Self-Portrait above the Urinal” first appeared in Juked (February 2015). “The Oak Tree” first appeared in glassworks (Spring 2015). “The Sold Porch” first appeared in mojo (Issue 7. 2015). “Migrations” first appeared in miller’s pond (Spring 2015). “The Luminaria Sleeps” first appeared in Chiron Review (Summer 2015). “Learning is All” first appeared in Perversion Magazine (Issue No. 3 Summer 2015). “In the Cotton” first appeared in The Critical Pass Review (Summer 2015). “Oxford Lakes” first appeared in Forge (Summer 2015). “St. Edward the Confessor” first appeared in Crack the Spine (Vol. 159). “Wild Blueberries” first appeared in Stirring: A Literary Collection (Vol. 17, Edition 11: November 2015).

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released January 21, 2016

Poems by Fred Dale, read by the author

Mark Ari, Editor and Producer
Kelsi Hasden, Associate Editor
Jacqueline Meisburg, Assistant Editor

Cover Design by Stacy Wells

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