Oriole & the Ovenbird Cynthia Miller-Idriss the more Tae wonders if

the more Tae wonders if anyone is good enough for Julia

a so-called exotic beauty who the camera loved and fans adored

and transformative--not hallucinatory

Witness testimony further implicates the intrusion of the spirit world into the affair of the murdered uncle

and allows for that “new-look” for years to come

Oriole & the Ovenbird Cynthia Miller-Idriss the more Tae wonders ifJust keeping an eye on things, Angela Patten tells us, but what an eye it is, one that observes a raven as a faux sorrowful funeral director, a cardinal in his ecclesiastical robe, grackles with their Prussian blue heads. And her ears are wide open, too: The sky is black with crows crying in cracked voices of their plans to steal what is left of the light and the ovenbird with its teacher teacher teacher as if imploring academics to lay down their