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Issue: 2025

The Kids Came Home


by Carrie Nobel Kline
Poetry 2025 Issue
The presence of their square bodies large and uncommon in our small rooms half brothers same shoulders, jaw, hips, same lack of height forty years from boyhood 400 miles apart visiting back passing through our home for an hour pawing through the sepia … Continue Reading

the sky — the sky


by Mary Ellen Kelly
Poetry 2025 Issue
Emily – now I get it – no psychology here no diagnosis – no problem of the mind. It’s eggs and flour the call to rise – the call to write before the hemlock’s longest shade. We close the gate – latch the door plan a meal for two alone – melt the chocol … Continue Reading

The snag


by Don Ogden
Poetry 2025 Issue
An owl in the night down the road in dark moonless night in a snag perhaps with knotholes and rough bark out there in the dark like here in a bed pushing back dread for a sound like hope but the old apple tree that once held a swing nearby hollowed out … Continue Reading

The World Is Better, They Say


by Tommy Nielsen
Poetry 2025 Issue
“The world is better now that you are here.” That was what the sign above the entrance read. It was wooden; the letters were black. I remember analyzing it as I shuffled off the bus, my mind going through the motions of acceptance, making sure to harde … Continue Reading

Thinking Skinny Thoughts


by Cynthia Picard
Art 2025 Issue

This Boat


by Dan Sachs
Poetry 2025 Issue
I have missed a lot of boats. Most of them I saw clearly only when I looked behind me. Boats I coulda, shoulda, woulda boarded and sailed away to some place happier than here. But I have only this boat. This houseboat, this beat up leaky canoe, this so … Continue Reading

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