By Angie Waters What a beautiful breezein this desert of stony hearts.If there were more like you,they could hold the... Read More
Maybe it was the school busThe long minutes spentwaiting for that new driverto pull out into the intersection Knowing that... Read More
What can I do,I thought,when you told me about your dayObviously it didn’t go very well “it was fine” is... Read More
Today, New Year’s Eve, forty-nine years agoInside, couple said their vows; outside, sleet and snow.Forbade union of young love, caused... Read More
nothing can shake meshe writes with a grinthe system is flawedthere’s battles within but silence is goldenthe cushion’s always rightnothing... Read More
By Marie Boling March snuggles beneath winter covers,Hardened under autumn’s russet leftovers,And brittle hand-me-downs.Wind, as callous as starched bed sheets,Ices... Read More
By LINDA SANDS You’re like the moth in my mouthCaptured alive, caged You’re like the moth in my mouthFluttering helplessly... Read More
Pandemic remained and slowly wentHomebound workforce got check from governmentEssential workers returned to findLong hours, low pay, short breaks—same ole... Read More
