Willawaw Journal

Stephen Grant

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

1 year ago

Kevin Grauke

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

1 year ago

Suzy Harris

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

1 year 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…

1 year 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.…

1 year ago

FD Jackson

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

1 year ago

Marc Janssen

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

1 year ago

Marilyn Johnston

It's Come to This In the neighbor’s back field, the adopted wild Appaloosa whinnies, then kicks the old Chestnut mare…

1 year ago