Transient, Spring 2021, Violet Peschiera, Film Photography
The Liminal: The Hallway By Kathryn Chupp With my regalia and charted course—“Pride and false Joy!” I strode across the space between two doors but found the next, locked; and the last, slammed; and I, stuck in the hallway between dreams. I sat on its tufted and tear-washed carpet— “Soggy!
We, for now, Swaddled By Kathryn Chupp Splashed with milky light, the blanketed sky wraps us up: a safe feel of small. Shooting stars commence, and we lay in the fleeting life of light. We, naive to their final bow in the dance of brilliance. We, invincible to the sure presence of death, too young [
322 Eastway Drive By Gabriela Rose Echoes of shouts fill the room. Glass shatters under its volume. Fragments of red pinot noir glass fall like marbles rolling across amber wool carpet. Pieces of glass enter my skin as the blood drips its trail to the negro marquina marble table with ebony steel cha
Sister Nature, Spring 2021, Anya Potter, Pen and Colored Pencil
The Tower (A poem of witness for the University of Texas tower shooting Aug. 1, 1966.) By Adriana Barker God blinked, and Satan stole lives under the cover of darkness. What does the shattering of bone sound like? Is it a pencil snapped in half, or a quick swipe of nails on a chalkboard? Does [&hell
Unrepeatable, Spring 2021, Joanna Locke, Acrylic Paint
Recipe for American Stew By Kathryn Chupp Step 1: Preheat the Melting Pot Find a pot, claim it as your own. Explain “finders, keepers” and dominion. Examine its textures: cast iron and porous pockets, your resources. Balanced and rich: so much to strip. Take what is yours, then whitewash, wither
