The little girl was playing at the edge of the garden. She had decided, on this warm summer's afternoon, that she was going to be an archaeologist. Equipped with her beach bucket, a little plastic ... [+]
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Short Édition is happy to announce the third edition of its inter-university writing contest, open to all students from our university partners. This year, the contest brings a fresh twist with the theme "Once in a Blue Moon."
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The little girl was playing at the edge of the garden. She had decided, on this warm summer's afternoon, that she was going to be an archaeologist. Equipped with her beach bucket, a little plastic ... [+]
Wind chimes ring behind our house
in random harmony,
riffing with each passing bird
and
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My father was a doctor. We never got the doctoring bug. He never spoke to us about medicine. Instead, he took us on road trips and taught us to play catch, even me. When we were little, he would read ... [+]