By Carol Peters, special to Charleston Currents
brings an instant gush of
happiness, this measure of wanting
to live, feeling joy surge at the sight of
a steel bridge, not a shape of nature
like a heron launching into flight
or a pelican sinking like a hull into a wave —
IN THIS ISSUE of Charleston Currents #10.30 | June 4, 2018
FOCUS, Wentworth: Always remember to proofread and spellcheck
COMMENTARY, Brack: 2018 brings more House contests, but not a lot more women
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
PALMETTO POEM, Peters: The Ravenel Bridge
WHAT WE LOVE: Tell us what you really love about the area
FEEDBACK: Send us your thoughts
MYSTERY PHOTO: Red brick building stands out on a sunny day
S.C. ENCYCLOPEDIA: Ferries
CALENDAR, June 4+: City seeks input on West Ashley
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