Journal

Elizabeth Kirkpatrick-Vrenios

The World is Lost to Me Ghosts brood outside my house under redwood trees surrounding my home outside my home…

1 year ago

Tricia Knoll

Sunday Afternoon in Early September This afternoon we will have cleaning of spirits. Need brought on by the sight of…

1 year ago

Barb Lachenbruch

Audit of my Bee Heart Young, young, I flew to Oregon grapes for those giggling yellow blossoms, like bells, that…

1 year ago

Susan Landgraf

Change in the Weather My four-foot-eight grandmother spent hours under the kitchen window she couldn’t see out of. She intuited…

1 year ago

Gary Lark

Blessed are the Front Porch Sitters Blessed are the front porch sitters the back fence talkers the casserole bringers the…

1 year ago

Phyllis Mannan

Paper Anne Frank said, “Paper has more patience than people.” Her voice, so alive in her diary, was one the…

1 year ago

D.S. Maolalai

Through the morning an espresso over ice topped with bitter tonic water. a drop of fresh lemon juice. a garnish…

1 year ago

Richard L. Matta

Return to the Chattooga River I’ve measured the years in shades of grey. Tonight’s sky is full of lamps. Up…

1 year ago