by JL Jacobs | Jul 30, 2026 | Art, Art and Painting, Nature, Painting, Poetry, Poetry and Painting
Untitled by John Gregory Brown Ibex In 2000 AD, when she fell—the fir tree,not the ibex—it was the first death.A lightning strike, plus age, plus drought.Falling trees never die alone; there’s alwaysan extinguishing in the crush: birds, insects,...
by JL Jacobs | Jul 2, 2026 | Art, Collage, Digital, Nature, Photography, Poetry and Collage, Poetry and Photography
This belongs to everyone so enjoy the view by Aurelie Crisetig Gutterflower When the maple leavesbegin to crisp and fallfrom one height to another—settling in second-story gutters—they form a stratum of rot,a slow-fusing, nutrient-rich base. By spring,...
by JL Jacobs | Mar 25, 2026 | Art, Fantasy/Fairy Tale, Fiction, Fiction and Art, Nature, Photography, Prose
Stockton Spring by Cela Xiè The Lost Wings Many years ago, in the fairy kingdom of Alatorna a sudden blight appeared, and no oneknew why. In the winter cold, fairy leaders speculated that some microbe had overwhelmedtheir people. Or maybe an invisible...
by JL Jacobs | Mar 12, 2026 | Art, Nature, Photography, Poetry, Poetry and Photography
Desert Brush by William C. Crawford My Unfed Hunger I slept through the death of the moon//walk dog brush dog do dog nails do my nails//I’ve ignored the moon in favor of gossiping screens//lima beans kale pasta cherries figs chips hummus//earth and us...
by JL Jacobs | Feb 11, 2026 | Art, Nature, Photography, Poetry, Poetry and Photography
Four Trees Eight Eagles by Leo Fautsch Winter Day After a year’s practiceThe sun comes in kindly Warming the floor and book-shelves, blinding the computer screenThrough the shades–as if nothing there Outside, dozing the snow and invisible...
by JL Jacobs | Dec 31, 2025 | Art, Nature, Photography, Poetry, Poetry and Photography
Untitled by William Zuback From “The Book of Mirrors” (White Pine Press, 2021) Forecasts Humans may evolve into machines. The internet weaves insidious threads. Rosesbloom by empty benches. Poetry fades on dusty shelves. Aliens may land in...
