Prose & Poetry

Moonset

By Jack Borden / April 16, 2025

Disc of light Breaking night The sun sets the right sky in flames The left is […]

Disc of light Breaking night The sun sets the right sky in flames The left is

The hiss of a last drag cigarette.On our backson an old black and tanNavajo saddle blanketthat

The hiss of a last drag cigarette.On our backson an old black and tanNavajo saddle blanketthat

“Snow’s been falling for hours now. We’re going to end our meeting early and those who

“Snow’s been falling for hours now. We’re going to end our meeting early and those who

By Ellie Roscher / March 15, 2024

When Now Meets Forever The phone call interrupted a lazy Saturday morning. I passed our baby

When Now Meets Forever The phone call interrupted a lazy Saturday morning. I passed our baby

By Hexum Moffett / March 11, 2024

The artificial breeze kept me awake along the empty stretch of road. It was cold,

The artificial breeze kept me awake along the empty stretch of road. It was cold,

Swaddled in magnetosphere, gently rocked on an arm of our Milky Way mother, we begin to

Swaddled in magnetosphere, gently rocked on an arm of our Milky Way mother, we begin to

Vestibuled, my feet leave prints in pewter-toned dust— cindered ash and scratchcard foils— my nostrils sense

Vestibuled, my feet leave prints in pewter-toned dust— cindered ash and scratchcard foils— my nostrils sense

By Darryl Graff / March 2, 2024

By John Coggin / February 28, 2024

Dad opens a second pair of aviators and hands them to me in a silent paternal

Dad opens a second pair of aviators and hands them to me in a silent paternal