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September Dreaming
On a lazy day
September unfolds like a well-worn book, with crisp air and shifting light marking the transition from summer’s vibrancy to autumn’s embrace. The days grow shorter, and we find ourselves turning inward, reflecting on the stories we carry and the ones we have yet to tell.
To capture the essence of this time of year, I’d like to share a stanza from Helen Hunt Jackson’s poem, “September”:
The golden-rod is yellow;
The corn is turning brown;
The trees in apple orchards
With fruit are bending down.
This month’s collection offers a compelling mix of narratives that explore the spectrum of human experience, from the every day to the extraordinary. These stories provide new angles, evoke emotions, and inspire deeper connections.
As you read through these selections, consider this: Which story challenged your perspective the most, and how did it shape your understanding of the world around you?
Our Writing Warriors have poured their passion and creativity into each piece, showcasing a variety of voices and storytelling styles. Whether you find yourself captivated by poetic reflections, gripping fiction, or introspective essays, there’s something here to resonate with every reader. These works entertain, but they also invite…
