Poetry: "Found the Moon" by Christian Garduno
Found the Moon in a puddle all by itself without a sky it had those sad cat eyes like a young Cybill Shepard Mix our atoms mesh our ashes...
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- Jul 4, 2021
Poetry: 'Love' & 'Taylor Swift's The Archer - An Erasure'
love /ləv/ Noun 1. When you watch the moon revolve around the earth, you wonder whether the earth even realizes the moon is keeping him...
- Jul 2, 2021
Poetry: Necessary Silence
A biro nib traces over my unknown leg, the message it tries to write is unclear. Bad decisions all around me, the crumb of a chicken...
- Jun 30, 2021
Interview: Zoe Brooks with Isabelle Kenyon
About Zoe Brooks: Zoe Brooks worked with disadvantaged communities in London and East Oxford before returning to her native...
- Jun 25, 2021
Poetry: Neighborhood
The image of you being warned and shot by two cops sinks and drowns in my brain; sometimes your ghost baby eyes open, question me - "When...
- Jun 23, 2021
Poetry: French Lesson
What you don’t realise, Madame Laurent declares Is that every sixteen-year-old is beautiful. The boys titter, looking around the class. A...
- Jun 2, 2021
Memoir: "Treasure Seekers"
It wasn’t what we went looking for. We went for flint axe heads. The farmer, before my parents, had found axe heads beside the crumbling...
- May 9, 2021
"When Words Weave Wonder" & "A Collection of Recollections" by Jen Schneider
When words weave wonder Pen meets paper as ink spills. Tightly coiled spirals of loose-leaf fibers float. Muddy puddles of blue, black,...
- Apr 14, 2021
Poetry: "Runaway" & "To Suffer A Nightmare Alone"
Runaway This crown of feathers masked strangers bestowed upon me makes my eyes itch to the point of tears, tears that roll down my cheeks...
- Apr 12, 2021
Poetry: I Suppose It Is Easy To Forget
I suppose, it is easy to forget shadows. How they move and feel. Their utter nothingness at the edge of vision. Tendrils ...