Sugarcane
Mone D. Moore Raw and unrefined Dark and sumptuous fruit. He is the Floridian Summer, Balmy and unforgiving in his touch. He: the scorching pavement; And I: a drop… Sugarcane
23
Nov
22
Nov
Golden Grass
Jen L. Steward Entangled fingers, gliding through Fields of golden grass. Fistfuls leaving patches, Exposing the scorched, cracked dirt. No amount of fertilizer could ever Reverse the damage. There… Golden Grass
16
Nov
Defy
Tara L. Hogue Defying gravity, Had never crossed my mind, Until I was taken up into the sky, I came across a light, One that I had been searching… Defy
15
Nov
Spring
Mone D. Moore Her name was Spring, But she felt like Winter— Shivering leaves and biting wind. I thought I could save her with my love, Thought I could… Spring
15
Nov
Born Again
Justin P. Pettinelli Before I was born again this time I wouldn’t take for granted What was mine. Interrupting innocence was imminent But didn’t have to happen so soon.… Born Again
15
Nov
Galaxy
Jen L. Steward I wish to be a galaxy. Its infinite expanse of unknown possibilities, potential. Stars cascading across the sky in a waltz, the one that puts you in… Galaxy
15
Nov
9-14-17
Maggie E. Winkler I asked him once What kind of tie he would wear To walk me down the aisle. “Maggie, If I make it to your wedding… 9-14-17
15
Nov
Rhythm
Tiffany A. Ko There is a reason why she has no rhythm until the very end. Her story is full of poetics. They mesh and collide, Push and pull… Rhythm
07
Nov
hide
Shawna Thomas Cheeks swollen and rosy with blood Hair full of grey and hope that the debt was paid The bus she rode sat still and the sidewalk he walked… hide
30
Oct
inevitable
Shawna Thomas two minorities diverged in a yellow wood and they both wish they hadn’t blinded with blue and red but really white at that pulled his gun from… inevitable
