ANSWERS BY DIANA RAAB
I glance over at the barks
of trees suspended
in your yard hoping to find you
wandering the same path as me
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I glance over at the barks
of trees suspended
in your yard hoping to find you
wandering the same path as me
From home to house to car to bar to bed to bar to loft to job to job to job to bar to couch to house to crouch to selling clothes to pay the rent, to beach and fever nights to boat to road to race to knees to hell and back in...
Read MorePosted by admin | May 4, 2018 | Visual Art | 0 |
David Sapp is a visual artist and writer living along the southern shore of Lake Erie in North....
Read MoreShe signed to me
in the wind, pale hair haloing
around her face, and like sweet
water my soul awoke from its
sleep.
Posted by admin | Apr 30, 2018 | Non-Fiction | 0 |
I could smell them, almost see them, some of them horses in their individual stalls, gazing out the small windows and absorbing the view of the green earth before them
Read Morethe moonlight’s fixed stare
and the distance between us all
silence
He stands completely still, as if he had died right there on his feet.
Read MorePosted by admin | Jan 1, 2016 | Non-Fiction | 0 |
Amber McFeeley, MIDAMS, watercolor in paper 12×16 Gabrielle Kim, MONAMS, watercolor on paper...
Read Morewind blew away all colors but gray
as we huddled into dead grass, frigid dirt,
for harmony, rhythm, a bit of warmth
marriage is your hand going to sleep under the covers
and you not being sure whose hand it is
religious,
his god is
severe
