Willawaw Journal Spring 2024 Issue 18

ash good

i can’t unknow any knowing of a death grip --for donna you are no longer asleep & this urgency in…

11 months ago

Tzivia Gover

If this was the gateway to heaven then her bed was a ladder laid down on its back that pillow,…

11 months ago

Stephen Grant

Interstices ‌     Filtered through intervening time, fleeting seconds march to B minor cadence, written on the sky, ephemeral and…

11 months ago

Kevin Grauke

Final Cut of the Season What species of grass is it that smells so sweet when shorn? Fine fescue? Kentucky…

11 months ago

Suzy Harris

Bridge over 15 Mile Creek --Dufur, Oregon The night’s velvet hands guide us under a moon not quite full but…

11 months ago

Matthew Hummer

France, 1990 The pan-fried, half-moon, butter-browned omelet was richer than Versailles’ cold mirrors, stark shrubs, boudoir cherubs, pebbled- walks, or…

11 months ago

Bette Lynch Husted

Hunnered In Shetland, that’s the word for weary, exhausted, bone tired, as we say here in Oregon, about to fold.…

11 months ago

FD Jackson

Link --after Carel Fabritius’ The Goldfinch My mother looks out the patio doors, Her tears a torrent, enough to overflow…

11 months ago

Marc Janssen

Where the Train Meets the Sun It’s six thirty at Sacramento Station, ghost Misty rice fields sleep. I touch your…

11 months ago