Rasma Haidri Arktisvår Det er aldri for sent å våkne noe under snøen ligger og banker. Arctic Spring It’s never too late to awaken something under the snow hammering. Rasma Haidri is an American writer living on the Norwegian Arctic seacoast.
Read MoreJudith Salcewicz Dances When I watched the soaring, the loops, the dives, and the promise of the hawks’ mating dance, I tried to remember when our dancing stopped. Judith Salcewicz thinks words are a gift to be shared.
Read MoreEmma McGlashen Elegy for Your Blueberries I did not mean to leave them to wrinkle and wither but after you were gone I could not eat. Emma McGlashen is a nearly graduated college student, an enthusiastic barista, and is terribly fond of rain.
Read MoreDoug Hoekstra Ode to the Blue Room Waiting to enter the Blue Room to see Jack White and his band blast through tracks from his new album, pounding drums staccato keys, and thrashing guitar, set to collide in a special performance for a couple hundred Nashvillians, myself included, I stand in a cell phone free […]
Read MoreJosé Enrique Medina Second Thoughts As I walked towards the cliff, the steering wheel of my heart turned, guiding my feet instead to a bougainvillea bush. José Enrique Medina earned his BA in English from Cornell University.
Read MoreMarsha Burke The Organist The organist rode a red mare, the beads on her blue ball gown bouncing to the tune of horses’ hooves. Marsha Burke is an artist and amateur musician living and working in Ayrshire, Scotland.
Read MoreAlan Toltzis How to Listen Cover your eyes and listen to the wind, not its complaints unsettling leaves but its stillness— an apology murmuring through pin oaks the moment it subsides. Alan Toltzis (alantoltzis.com), the author of The Last Commandment, lives in Bucks County but likes Los Angeles more.
Read MoreAlan Toltzis Surely He bent to her whisper, his posture a devotional. Alan Toltzis (alantoltzis.com), the author of The Last Commandment, lives in Bucks County but likes Los Angeles more.
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