Jean Janicke

1 year ago

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

Tricia Knoll

1 year ago

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

Amy Miller

1 year 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

1 year 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

1 year ago

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

Sarah Barton

1 year ago

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

Darrell Petska

1 year 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

1 year ago

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

Lindsay Sears

1 year ago

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

Connie Soper

1 year ago

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