Willawaw Journal

John S. Eustis

Our Wild Life Our existence lately has been pretty tame, not much excitement to be found. Sometimes we see a…

2 years ago

Ann Farley

The Stuff of Dreams If my mother thought having a Barbie would warp my view of womanhood, she didn't let…

2 years ago

Suzy Harris

Alluvial 1. What I have is a map of yellow, blue and red squares on streets named Lafayette, Rivard, Hastings.…

2 years ago

Wendell Hawken

Fallen Fruit Osage oranges fall thump in bright green circles deer at dusk will come to forage. Beside the house,…

2 years ago

Gary Lark

The Gate Grandma was a gruff old bird. When she went to a schoolboard meeting, which wasn't often, they'd be…

2 years ago

Stefanie Lee

The Bell Song between the gaps of living, a bell rings clear—a pulse flows from dirt to acknowledge that things…

2 years ago

Marilyn McCabe

Duffy Tries to Find a Way to Open Ocean Through the Longest Ice-in in Ten Years --Twillingate, Newfoundland The moans…

2 years ago

Frank C. Modica

See-ums This year they are the size of permanent marker dots left on the bottom of weather charts tracing the…

2 years ago

Cecil Morris

The Harvest Moon Calls Us Again Past halfway from equator to northern pole, harvest moon drops so low it bounces…

2 years ago