A Lesson While Hiking Mt. Skylight
for Maurice Kenny, 1929-2016
By Colin Pope
Catkin, boscage, rumpled leaves like sun-yellowed pages
littering the rooms of an abandoned school:
that’s how one might think of nature, Maurice,
A Lesson While Hiking Mt. Skylight
for Maurice Kenny, 1929-2016
By Colin Pope
Catkin, boscage, rumpled leaves like sun-yellowed pages
littering the rooms of an abandoned school:
that’s how one might think of nature, Maurice,
as … Continue reading→
By Victor D. Infante
There are any number of places to begin, but let’s start with the image of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, smiling as he informs the world that illegal immigrants would be separated from their children. “If you … Continue reading→
By Victor D. Infante
There are two ways to read Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz’s poetic memoir, “How To Love the Empty Air,” released earlier this year on Write Bloody Publishing, and the path you take toward approaching the book depends largely … Continue reading→
After the Latest Mass Shooting
By Janet Barry
That it rains today, in sullen spits, grey
pouring over the mountains, mist
clinging to the half mast flag oozing out
her red white and blue in drops … Continue reading→
The Shine on the Road’s Blacktop When it Rains
By Erin Wilson
It’s 2016. South, Trump’s just been elected.
Here, thank God, after Harper (no … Continue reading→