Rained from the moon glittery, silvery manna melts all but the lighted windows of the houses. Within, the surefire apparatus is silent. Milk curdles on a sill. A face channels its one rigid expression. Perfect poison grips the snake’s fangs and sharp nails rip this year’s flesh. Love – that still reverberating duplicity of spring … More Forget Him by John Grey
I am accepting submissions for poetry, essays, short stories (fiction or nonfiction), photography or art for our next open access/print journal. I would like to elaborate on this post. All content submitted and if accepted will be published in print (on demand). I will not be sending out free copies however, the digital version will … More Accepting submissions
Betraying my Hebrew lesson, enraging old Elijahu I looked upon a bronze Ethiopian cross, it contained a hundred other crosses and an optical illusion, as if the crucifix whirled in concentric circles. ”Copernicus was an Aethiopian!” where did I hear that Shibboleth? Not in Nazareth? A theory that would Please Crazed old men with toothy … More The Conversion of Wally Walters by Arturo Desimone
yes i have seen my neighbors we disagree but shit violins i’m saying welcome cupcakes i’m saying welcoming there’s the dirt we both walk on trust i’ve seen them i’ve seen us too
He could calculate the secrets of ciphers grabbling with white ledgers and tight rows of numbers. Who else would appreciate the eloquence of one? This fat place maker known as zero? Why mystics marveled at the holy seven? While he slept his dreams multiplied. Suddenly long division subtracted an unknown quantity yet sums still added … More An Accountant by Joan Mcnerny
