By: Victoria Bissette The cold followed Helen home across the dark streets of Chicago to up and outside the apartmentContinueContinue reading “The Art of Pain”
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Es Könnte Auch Anders Sein
By: Jack Cortez I may be good, I may be noble, but I can be violent, My strength and weaknessesContinueContinue reading “Es Könnte Auch Anders Sein”
Selenography
By: A. J. Frantz I could cup your face in my handsstudy each blemisheach cratergray on white on grayas IContinueContinue reading “Selenography”
Post Mortem
By: A. J. Frantz July 7, 2016Generations of mummis have said that when it storms,it’s just the ancient thunder god,ContinueContinue reading “Post Mortem”
Blue Mourning
By: Kendra Yvette the blue dawn of my mornings,marred by the mourningof a theoretical death,philosophical in naturefrom the caterpillar’s cocoon,ensconcedContinueContinue reading “Blue Mourning”
Claire Elliott
By: Halle James I was younger then. The crease of my brow was not yet set, and I had onlyContinueContinue reading “Claire Elliott”
Surge
By: A. J. Frantz To be near you is to breathe. Not in the way that it is vital andContinueContinue reading “Surge”
Words
By: Saundri Luippold Hunger never escapes me,no matter how many words I savorlike a rich chocolate treat.My body pleads forContinueContinue reading “Words”
Breaking a House Made of Glass
By: Saundri Luippold Destruction was the remedy to my hopeless, searing pain, Glass sprinkled on the floor like confetti, suchContinueContinue reading “Breaking a House Made of Glass”
Stages of Grief
By: Atlas Desmond When you lose something important,you’re supposed to go through a specific set of steps:DenialAngerBargainingDepressionAcceptance.But when he leftContinueContinue reading “Stages of Grief”