Excerpt from “Memoirs of an Enlightened Yeti” By Samuel Vega “Playing ambassador is utterly exhausting, only if you loathe telling your own story.” -Sir Metoh Kangmi-OBE Atop the senseless ranges of moon-kissed stones are wild gusts whipping every last patc
A Recipe for Disaster By Eileen Ellis It’s a complicated recipe. A single mistake could ruin the whole thing. Luckily, I’ve been baking for a while now. It has become a secret hobby of mine. If anyone found out, I would be in huge trouble. This isn’t just my hobby though; it’s his too. We [&
Barracuda! By Gabriela Rose Does anyone remember the animated film about the fish who lost his child? The one where the fish decides it would be a good idea to hire an amnesiac to retrace the child’s steps? Ah yes, the beloved tale of a clownfish questing for a son traum
I Go Back to the House on Grandon (Imitation of Vincent Scarpa’s “I Go Back to Berryman’s”) By Jonathan Mann All the Chevys were from different eras—a candy-apple ’63 Impala, a wine-red ’85 Monte Carlo, a maroon ’07 HHR—and if you see them, you’ll see their place in the house on
Fragmentation, Spring 2021, Sarah Sanders, Mixed Media
The Water-bearer (after “Punta del Este Pantoum” by Chip Livingston) By Kathryn Chupp Over the split-open earth, wind, water, I wait to hear You — Who must be in power, in groaning oceans. I lay in my seaside cave, the slivered entrance behind me. Out there, the waves chase the sand: rejector
Petals of Ocean Sapphire (Based on Georgia O’Keeffe’s “Blue Morning Glories”) By Jasmine Hoffman Blossom into spring with a violent thrust upwards. Silent blue petals stretching to the loud, vibrant sun beams. May provides each petal its necessary energy. Shocking each stem with nutritious v
