I AM YASIEL PUIG BY CANDICE KELSEY
It seems I need to step away
go down to AAA for a while
to breathe and think a little
about how to play the game
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It seems I need to step away
go down to AAA for a while
to breathe and think a little
about how to play the game
Posted by admin | Aug 14, 2016 | Non-Fiction | 0 |
How was I to know you would be as transient as the pastel pink blossoms blooming on my peach tree, their petals swept away by the wind, drying out, dying? I thought you’d be there forever, loving me, telling me I was your favorite grandma.
Read MorePosted by admin | Feb 6, 2018 | Non-Fiction | 0 |
I chose the old fixer-upper for its location on a large flat corner lot in the center of an unpaved S-turn in the road.
Read MoreOne imagines icicles formed
on flesh in an instant, quicker
than the time it might take to skim
pebbles along a summer lakefront.
Posted by admin | Aug 8, 2017 | Non-Fiction | 25 |
I love you more than the moonlight on Long Lake
Or her water on my skin
High above Cookman
I stop in disbelief.
There’s a cat in the window;
I cross the street.
The bee was buzzing frantically beside the tape-recorder, impatient that Boyd’s attention was focused on someone else.
Read MoreWe were living at Farme Cross
Where three roads intersected at the center
Of the world: Farmeloan Road, Dalmarnock Road,
And Cambuslang Road. One led to my school,
One to Glasgow, one to my grandparents’ home.
The night suddenly goes silent like a church
We become parishioners—hands touching
praying for another apparition
lasting an infinite moment
Posted by admin | Mar 8, 2016 | Non-Fiction | 0 |
She turned from the mirror, still brushing her hair: ten, eleven, twelve. Clothes put away, bed as tautly made as a soldier’s; big fat, faded Pooh-Bear, showing his advanced years, propped on the lone pillow; Mother’s seascape behind the bed the only splash of real color on pale peach wallpaper. Not to complain about the watercolor, but all her friends had puffy pillows, bedspreads and drapes in bold colors, and rock groups’ posters on their walls.
Read MorePosted by admin | Jan 30, 2018 | Non-Fiction | 0 |
One July morning back in the early ‘80s my father appeared in brand-new sweats and running shoes. Without a word to anyone he headed outside and trotted off down our drive.
Read MorePosted by admin | Feb 2, 2016 | Non-Fiction | 3 |
Mayflower By Claire Shao (age 8) “Sir, we had a pair of mischievous youngsters running around; and now they are seasick. Hmm! I can’t believe it! I told them to behave. Sorry Captain!” John Clarke’s...
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