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Sea Glass - Elizabeth Lerman
The clouds set in right when I hit the highest height of the wave, the icy water soaking my skin and sending shivers through my head...
Oct 1, 20202 min read


Cowboy - L.C.
Maybe I would always be that resistant five-year-old girl whose sophisticated grandmother forced her into an Easter dress, a shawl, hat,...
Sep 29, 20203 min read


Sunrise - Kristine Sahagun
There isn’t a moment in time when I feel safe. It’s a constant battle fighting off triggers coming at me from social media, television...
Sep 27, 20204 min read


The Covid Risk Assessment Scale - Cristina Foss
My husband, Kevin, and I started measuring our potential Covid risk in unit of dogs: Dozer, our neighbor’s slobbery mastiff, is the...
Sep 26, 20202 min read


On Art & Identity - Molly Dickin
I love reading or listening to stories in music and poetry that write out the dreamscapes that play in my head-- not one that makes any...
Sep 25, 202011 min read


How to Keep a Ghost Alive- Hannah Rosenberg
My grandmother never met him. She heard about him, from my mom. I remember holding her hand as she lay in bed after her fall. “Your...
Sep 24, 20206 min read


Ten Ways of Looking at My Impending Demise - Julie Benesh
I. STATE OF THE ART Attracted to the heat of inflammation, cats are said to intuitively sense disease. Mine keep sleeping on my appendix,...
Sep 21, 20203 min read


A Taste of Honey - Katherine Ryden
As I sat nervously waiting in a trendy Greek restaurant in Midtown Manhattan, an older man walked quickly toward me and sat down in the...
Sep 13, 20208 min read


The Metaphysical Diorama of a Fisherman - Tim Harris
“The crabs cut ‘em… or plastic!” I nod understandingly, “Everything that comes to net… ‘s not all fish!” he adds. Delivering at first...
Sep 10, 202010 min read


Dear Therapist - Tammy Smith
I haven't seen you in-person for the past four months. It's been approximately 121 days since I counted the steps like sacred breaths it...
Sep 7, 20203 min read


City to Country - Daja Wilson
I’ve always felt living in the city has its perks. As a young girl of 12, my mother and I had just moved to the center of Portland, the...
Sep 6, 20207 min read


Acre Of Moon - Lou Storey
Parental guidance was redefined in our household. FAMILY was just me, my sister Lynn and our father Punch. Yes, Punch, like the puppet...
Aug 29, 202013 min read
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