Willawaw Journal Winter 2018 Issue 5

Yeva Chisholm

Yeva Chisholm is a collage artist and poet from the Willamette Valley, recently relocated to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where…

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Salt III:  Breathe The first time we smell the air we wail and cry. — King Lear For a long…

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Margaret Chula

I Want To Live My Life in a Rothko Painting --Written to Franz Joseph Haydn’s Quartet in B-flat Major,    Op.…

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Holly Day

Chibaiskweda I talk more to my father now that he’s gone, perhaps because now I can get a complete thought…

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Salvatore Difalco

Bull Rider My drug friends gave me reasons to wear the cow outfit, not a farm beast, but one of…

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Gyl Gita Elliott

The Fifth Element Pratyahara, withdrawal of the senses, is one of the eight limbs of yoga-- the elusive fifth. Consider…

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Erric Emerson

As Realists Our style has the shelf-life of dark-yellow bananas it reeks of end but I swallow you clawing my…

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Delores Pollard

Delores Pollard’s talent for art was recognized early. She started a group of urban sketchers in college and discovered collage.…

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Amelia Diaz Ettinger

Loggerheads and Leatherbacks Once in the Caribbean brine, away from the prying eyes of my father, lost in blue with…

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Abigail George

The Night has her Own Quiet Victory --for the Dutch poet Joop Bersee We came here. Pilgrims. We danced in…

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