Photo by Jenny Marvin on Unsplash *** The Bermuda Triangle by Sherrie Harvey Contributing Writer How would you girls like to spend the summer in Bermuda? My mom asks my younger sister and me. The May fervor of the approaching summer excites us. My tumultuous...
Epiphany in a Pizza Shop A Trumpian Reverie By Evan Lockwood Illegally stoned on a plant not federally legal yet, in line at a pizza shop on a Friday night. The line is uncomfortably long for being this stoned. A young girl – clearly the daughter of an...
Seth Fogelman, Unsplash *** To Be A Native Linguist “…You don’t have many friends, and you cannot depend on the few you have. You could not return to your parents’ house because nothing grates you more than appearing as a failure before them…. ...
Photos from www.calliebowdish.com***** Snowy Plover Chicks on Sands Beach at the Coal Oil Point Natural Reserve. *** Plover Honey by Tim Walker On an April day at Sands Beach, I stand with my back to the wind and sea, hands warming in pockets, looking up at a...
I’m Priscilla *** The Sacred Thread by Donna D. Vitucci Seated Learning The ghosts watch us quietly, for what else have they to do? Our lives exasperate them. The children have never minded their elders, they whisper to one another. We hear their voices as...
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