For Schopenhauer by Russ Allison Loar

For Schopenhauer by Russ Allison Loar

by | Jul 22, 2020 | Art, Poetry

  For Schopenhauer Show me your sun-drenched sprigs of winter, The juniper bug as he howls, The rise and fall of oatmeal In the misty dawn of a burgeoning wahoo! Show me these things, My sweet, bare-faced darling, And I shall inherit your property With the gay...
from Nueces Motel by Christian Garduno

<1. Swear> from Nueces Motel by Christian Garduno

by | Jul 15, 2020 | Art, Poetry

  <1. Swear> Wishes in your eyelashes & you know it’s over, She brushes your hair out of her dreams, almost a cadence snore & wheeze, like an old neighbor’s seashell wind-chime, Wafting over a sky full of hope Not all poetry fits inside a wine...
Millie and Me by Mark Mulholland

Millie and Me by Mark Mulholland

by | Jun 17, 2020 | Art, Short Fiction

Millie and Me   Two girls bounce a ball as I watch through the two panes. A bicycle lies beside a circle of tarmac where a playground roundabout once spun. A boy climbs a steel frame and a woman carries a plastic bag across the courtyard. Above them, an old man...