If Wishes Were Horses: Letting Daisy Go
Daisy came from an old farmer friend’s stubbly hay field. We bartered her for a stone retaining wall my husband built. She was the second-to-last filly to come from a… Read More
Megan Culhane Galbraith is an M.F.A. candidate at Bennington Writing Seminars. Her essays have been publishedin Drafthorse and The Notebook (the Grassroots Women project), her poetry in Hotel Amerika and her fiction in Rosebud. Her essays have been twice selected for the Bookmarks Reading Series at The Arts Center in Troy, New York. She lives in Cambridge, New York on a small farm.
Daisy came from an old farmer friend’s stubbly hay field. We bartered her for a stone retaining wall my husband built. She was the second-to-last filly to come from a… Read More
(Shaker Meeting House/Shaker Heritage Society of Albany, New York, New York) The Albany Shaker Meeting House is a sanctuary of purity and simplicity, with the exception of the 747s from… Read More