What Will You Say? – by Andrew Shaughnessy
Should warmth be a word reserved to the world of touch? Laughter
and joy, reserved to the world of emotion?
Read More What Will You Say? – by Andrew ShaughnessyShould warmth be a word reserved to the world of touch? Laughter
and joy, reserved to the world of emotion?
Read More What Will You Say? – by Andrew ShaughnessyThe pungent scent of sulfur
fires out from the gangrenous fumes
of societal decay we don’t smell anymore
Read More Thoughts and Prayers – by Renee CronleyThe burnt roast from yesterday hanging in the air,
another, in a long list of disappointments.
What could become of us? A broken child and a 30-year-old father of two girls.
Read More Want – by Oskar WestinI think maybe
I will–if only to play
at Mary Magdalene.
do you see yourself in the mirroror a different person entirely?do wide hips and a full chest look good to you on othersbut never on yourself?do you find yourself “accidentally”walking into the “wrong” bathroom?do you get strange looks when you name intereststhat are seen as “tomboyish?”do your eyes turn greenwhen you try to wear rose-tinted […]
Read More transgender- by CrowThese calloused fingers built the house
In which your ungrateful soul resides
These calloused fingers built the house
In which your ungrateful soul resides
It smells of old, forgotten things:
damp earth long buried, decanted
Read More Defective and Suspect- by Gerry Stefanson aka The Wordbutcher