Sanctuary A poem by Judith Waller Carroll Sanctuary “Your sacred space is where you find yourself again and again.” —Joseph Campbell So many times you’ve mistaken quiet for boredom, down time for laziness, always driven to do something useful, certain... Continue Reading →
Building Plans A poem by Nancy Tinnell Building Plans When blueprints are conceived with care and components carefully pieced together, the work of building the foundation begins; a foundation that offers balance and heft; a support to uphold all the... Continue Reading →
Birthing A Poem A poem by Kathryn Santana Goldman Birthing A Poem Conception A warm tropical breeze washes a seed of inspiration upon naive sand. Sirens lure me into swirling waters. I merge with metaphors, surrender to sonnets. Spent, I... Continue Reading →
A Different Kind of Home A poem by Sarah James/Leavesley A Different Kind of Home At night, lights dimmed, I snuggle up with a patch of sky as my dreamscape and duvet. Now the camper van is my snail shell,... Continue Reading →
The Captain A poem by Sahand Farivar The Captain You said you'd steer! The waves are tossing, man – we don't have time to teach you how to shift the sea, not now, not here: it's you who ran to... Continue Reading →
Postcard XXVII. A poem by Nicole Bethune Postcard XXVII. she’s made for misadventure for the spur-of-the-moment departure the romp through sand and snow and wild grasses and getting lost and falling off grid she’s made for collecting coordinates to sleep... Continue Reading →
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