Intention I by Michael Ceraso The lap laid empty, laden in the dust that years of hope provided with the it just might and we will see and yet the present fell from a sky of potential like Icarus, broken... Continue Reading →
Indian Cemetery, Madeline Island Wisconsin by Ray Sharp The little church by the south harbor is long gone, but a few graves remain in the weeds under the old maple tree. You can make out some names on cracked and... Continue Reading →
Denim Blues By Karen Jakubowski Two pair of blue jeans hang precariously clipped to hangers by their hems in my overcrowded closet. Standing before the open door, I ponder the qualities of both, wrestle the dilemma dubbed choice. One recently... Continue Reading →
I Am Geni by Laurie Corzett Imagine I am geni Lifting a veil between endless time and the boundaries of the permitted. Imagine worlds unseen craft them, weave them design a designation to allow ever new images comfortable access. Imagine... Continue Reading →
Life Can Change in an Instant By Catherine Giordano Both had the day off; they came up with a plan. Lunch at the White Wolf café; a walk around Lake Eola. At the intersection of Orange and Colonial, two suspects... Continue Reading →
The Evening Floats In By Jamie Collins The evening floats in— on dark clouds and thunderstorms when no one’s looking— the darkness creeps in and the sun sets in silence there’s no announcement no trumpet sounds— the sun just disappears... Continue Reading →
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