Weathering The Storm
/"Weathering The Storm"…
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…silently down her cheek
as her voice cries in unspoken words
pleading with heaven…
By Brenda Arledge
Read MoreWriting Gallery
Obsessive-Compulsive
/…picture shows me wearing yellow sweatpants that are tucked into white socks; in it I’m sitting on some weird, satin, maroon-colored…
By Melissa Lemay
Read MoreStill Writing... Still Breathing...
/…sixtieth birthday party was the typical family get-together. Family members and friends crammed into their large semi-detached house in Chorlton. Her and my Uncle Paul prided themselves…
By Chris Platt
Read MoreDaedalus, North Of Eden
/…voyaged overhead with his dad,
exuberant with the new freedom they had,
but hubris took over his vigor and vim—
ignoring advice, he could fly…
By Ken Gosse
Read MoreLocked In Silence
/To my wife, for four years now…
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…too quiet, there is no constant chatter
All I can hear is our little girl sleeping soundly
Her cries tonight filled the house…
By Ellysa Greenhalgh
Read MoreJoy at the Funeral
/…liked her name. She didn't feel particularly joyful most of the time. On the other hand, for part of the time on most days she felt pretty good. She had two small children, a husband with a decent job, and she herself worked part-time in retail. She was thirty years…
By Anita G. Gorman
Read MoreGrizzly Tale
/Story told first hand…
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…I've never seen a bear in the wild." Two Pair said sitting next to me at the poker…
By Judge Santiago Burdon
Read MoreThe Last Man On Mars
/When a pandemic decimates the…
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…digging the grave for his deceased best friend, Dave Drake, put aside the shovel he had been using and stuck it into the ground. Layne stretched. He heard and felt his spine pop in three different places…
By Ken King
Read MoreCovid Cult
/…social distance six feet apart;
Covid-19 - we all took part in this dark cult,
Like curse it took fast over the world.
In all nations, shamans…
By Petrouchka Alexieva
Read MoreYesterday's Clothes
/…blurred by alcohol
Her way to survive
Only this moment matters
Tomorrow will never…
By Margaret Karim
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