A Painful Business
by Jessica Kraker I burned my hands today. Just a little reddened from working with too much heat and too little care for myself. Would… Read More »A Painful Business
October 2016
Characterizing The Human Moment
by Samantha Lish Largely disinterested by their surroundings, people bounce or more accurately, lurch. Forward motion creating orbs of privacy, allowing for isolated moments seemingly… Read More »Characterizing The Human Moment
Postulated Posture from an Internet Latchkey Kid
by Jadyn Marshall We slouch To make ourselves smaller. Like iPhones. Our shoulders are mudslides, Our spines the canes That our grandfathers stooped on. Our… Read More »Postulated Posture from an Internet Latchkey Kid
Prospect Park
by Justin Pacquing Do you know where I am right now? I’m sure you do. You’re the one who brought me over here after all.… Read More »Prospect Park
Key Notes – Part 8
by Hanna Rose Click here to read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, and Part 7. 1
Why?
by Hanna Rose Why? I smelled him before I saw him. It was rank, the smell of dirt and filth, I thought. Unwashed. The… Read More »Why?
Jumble
by Matthew Spataro Mary Hart walks past the prostitute with a hard look in her eye, sizing her up. Her hand traces the ridged edges… Read More »Jumble
Rush
by Matthew Spataro As I lay myself at the mercy of the river I gather my thoughts and reflect On the life that I’ve led,… Read More »Rush
MUTE
by Priyanka Thomas A cooling wind dissolves the atmosphere’s dense waves of heat and singing scent of blood. When the leaves disappear, the ground… Read More »MUTE
College Adventures
by Keti Tsotskolauri *** Day 1 of living together Me: “Do we have to wear pants while we are in our… Read More »College Adventures
What Will My Son Be
by Kyra Wooden What will my future child look like? Will he be a boy? Will he have locks that fall gently at his… Read More »What Will My Son Be
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