Melissa Fite Johnson As a Child, Dylan Klebold Loved Origami His mother sat with him at the kitchen table, lifted the coffee mug, heard through all the closed windows of her house a plane somewhere in the distance, marveled at her son’s concentration— his quiet, his small pink tongue burrowing out the corner of his […]
Read MoreMelissa Fite Johnson Saturday Night Conversation When I asked Mom why Dad didn’t go to church, she stopped chopping onions but didn’t set down her knife, said her dad hadn’t gone to church either, like that answered the question. Melissa Fite Johnson’s first poetry collection, While the Kettle’s On, is a Kansas Notable Book. https://melissafitejohnson.com/
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