K R Smith on Medium curated some lists

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HAIKU

67 stories

A photo of the stars overhead on the morning of October 7, 2024. It is the backdrop for the following haiku: Starry, starry night Fades into the early morn; Who looks down on me?

A single red blackgum tree leaf with green leaves in the background. Per the University of Maryland extension website (https://extension.umd.edu/resource/blackgum-sourgum-or-tupelo-tree/), the small, blue-black fruits are consumed by songbirds, woodpeckers, wild turkeys, squirrels, foxes, and bears.

A black cat sits with shadowy foliage behind. His name is Bosco, by the way, although he doesn’t answer to it. Or anything, really.

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HUMOR

9 stories

Tulip poplar leaves on the hood of a car appear to float.

A squirrel on a tree limb nibbling on food. This squirrel has a notched ear, possibly from a squabble with another squirrel.

An “unwanted” poster with an image of the orb weaver spider. It states “Orb” Weaver is unwanted for felonious weaving & public nuisance.

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ARTICLES

47 stories

Tulip poplar leaves on the hood of a car appear to float.

A squirrel on a tree limb nibbling on food. This squirrel has a notched ear, possibly from a squabble with another squirrel.

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POETRY

35 stories

An “unwanted” poster with an image of the orb weaver spider. It states “Orb” Weaver is unwanted for felonious weaving & public nuisance.

A man and woman setting next to each other on a bench not looking at each other. There is a bridge and hills in the hazy distance.

A pair of crows wait for food on snow-covered branches. Some of them k=like cat kibble; some like peanuts.

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SERIALS

5 stories

Giant worm in exposed worm tunnel.

Light from a setting sun comes through a chain link fence.

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NOIR

2 stories

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SHORT FICTION

9 stories

A young woman standing looking out over the ocean. There are marshy areas in front of her.

A young woman going down a wet path through a grassy area being followed by a huge worm.

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Writing, artwork, music — maybe even a recipe for chili.

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