Lit Mag February 6, 2023 Blue by Abigael Akselrod Grey specks of dust in the evening light fight till their last breath as bold…
Poetry January 29, 2023 Florence Train Station cigarettes lie drenched between the tracks like fish bones in a riverbed, remnants of the…
Poetry January 29, 2023 The Boy Who Plays Soccer Soccer makes me happy Can’t use my hands Play with the heart instead The ref…
Poetry January 29, 2023 The Man in the Groovy Shirt A summer day like any other The air is wet and life is smothered Sun…
Poetry January 29, 2023 Tempered from the stars and the heavens, there has been light cast by infinite power stretching…
Poetry January 29, 2023 OCD What is life? Don’t look in the mirror. What is life? Don’t think. Maybe…
Poetry January 29, 2023 Words To Live By Walk the world with your chin held high, endless bounce in your step, fire in…
Poetry January 29, 2023 She Should Have Been In Chalk Most of my brain is like a chalkboard. The people and events in it drawn…
Poetry January 29, 2023 Getting Older Don’t tell me I’m getting older, You won’t want to start this war, There’s a…
Poetry January 29, 2023 Question It’s just a question He whispered, leaning toward me But is it? People talk…