Willawaw Journal Fall 2020 Issue 10

Diane Kendig

Birches in November None have been swung here along route two in the Berkshires. Maybe the boys all sit inside…

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Maude Lustig

Delivery Birds and shadows of birds cross the yard, and the yard is everything now. The wasps have moved in…

4 years ago

Eleni Mays

Grandmom Do you remember that day in the garden under the red elderberry tree? We were digging worms for fishing,…

4 years ago

Cameron Morse

Internal Combustion There can be nothing but these hands fastened to the steering wheel, these eyes flickering from the sheet…

4 years ago

Dan Ovegaard

Squealing Garlic, Sacrificial Beans Mid-sixties, north of Bangkok, midday heat. I’m in third grade and trying to concentrate— light-headed and…

4 years ago

Jared Pearce

If faith can move mountains, so can doubt McKinley as a mountain bore the softball bolus in his lung, its…

4 years ago

Danny Plunkett

The Growth of My Rings Before I leafed out and bloomed beyond your intention, you sprinkled patented faith and planted…

4 years ago

Vivienne Popperl

Yorzeit It’s my father’s Yorzeit, anniversary of his death according to the Jewish lunar calendar. In three houses spaced across…

4 years ago

Diane Raptosh

Dear Zygote in Your Limniad State Dear Zygote, You should enjoy your limniad state, nymph-like and windless, there on two…

4 years ago