Jean Janicke

11 months ago

Can You Hear the Whistle? It’s the sound you hear when the kettle starts to sing or the deep desire…

Tricia Knoll

11 months ago

Good Enough The proud mother, behind the child’s painting, urged blood red for the seesaw. The little girl stopped– good…

Amy Miller

11 months ago

Full English Breakfast is our waking to the wind biting broken teeth into black clouds, rafters, drafts, handfuls of wake-up…

John C. Morrison

11 months ago

It’s not impolite to stare at a tree Even a tree winter naked. A tree that didn’t glory in spare,…

John Muro

11 months ago

Early Morning: March Past porchlight, the barn sleeps still, huddled beneath the snow-bound trees, while a worm moon of oriental…

Sarah Barton

11 months ago

Nested Blizzard Books a la Hedi Kyle. Papers: Shizen, paste, origami, chiyogami, decorative.  6”x 20”.

Darrell Petska

11 months ago

Welcome to Our Hill Sandals are fine: it’s a mild, 10-minute climb. From the top, looking west, you’ll see fields…

Vivienne Popperl

11 months ago

Fine China My parents’ wedding china was Honiton Green— gifted by my grandparents, dainty Honiton Green. Delicate porcelain by appointment…

Lindsay Sears

11 months ago

Ghazal: Earth: Hear, Here --after Ronald Johnson (EarthEarthEarth) and thinking of Kirschen, Russolo, and Schafer Sound is personal. A lonely…

Connie Soper

11 months ago

Postcard from March I write to you amidst a great thaw—not quite the advent of spring, not yet quitting winter.…