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Fish Hook Moon

Lara Chamoun Fish Hook Moon   It   …I had been breathing for at least a few years before the day I was born the day I was born was the day it was born when I stepped into a…

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Prayer

m.e. gamlem Prayer They burst out the front door in frenzy, not unlike the fireflies that would soon surround them. Three little girls, six, seven and eight, all with blonde hair and bare feet. When they would return, just before…

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Unseen Children

Franz Jørgen Neumann Unseen Children Penny pats the trail marker on the other side of the stream. “Only a mile to the cave,” she calls to the kids. “No laggards!” Tom doesn’t turn around, the turbid water threshed by the…

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Ethan Welcomes Back the World

Derek Updegraff Ethan Welcomes Back the World   Part 1: Enter Ethan. Enter Chris. They’re in the Laundromat now, brightness glaring down on them from fluorescent bulbs lining the ceiling, machines humming as they drown clothes in soapy water or…

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A Letter to, for, on the Other

Viola Clune A Letter to, for, on the Other If you’ve ever written a story, you have probably heard the advice “write what you know.” Although originally an import of wisdom from the quintessential writer of the American experience, Mark…

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Night Poem # 3

Augustus C. Grohmann NIGHT POEM #3 The moths chewed through the starlit upholstery of night and left thunderstorm holes in the August sky: Needless to say, it was another Virginia summer. You and I in the butter yellow living room,…

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Shadow Sonnet

Devon Balwit SHADOW SONNET The children are anxious, but no more so than their parents, who are also anxious, so much so that they day-drink on top of their meds, Xanax or Zoloft, worrying about their kids’ drinking on top…

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