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Ronald Dzerigian

RONALD DZERIGIAN is the author of Rough Fire (2018). His poems have appeared in the Australian Book Review, Prairie Schooner, RHINO, Salamander, and others. He resides in California's San Joaquin Valley with his wife and two daughters.

Sourcing a Memory of My Brother While My Family and I Clear Brush Before the Rupture of the Oroville Dam
by Ronald Dzerigian

July 8, 2020 Contributed By: Ronald Dzerigian

  We hit each other with severed branches, under green ponderosa, before the drought, thirty years ago. Gopher snakes wove   their grey and brown houndstooth skins around the wild mint that grew near waterways that would evaporate   as we got older, finally, and stopped playing with sticks. Now, the creeks have begun to […]

Filed Under: Poetry Posted On: July 8, 2020

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