March 2020 / COVID-19 / For My Children Remember us together when the schools shut down in a time that didn’t work like it did before, days that ran together when we […]
Poetic License
The Lighthouse Keeper
by Jessilyn Rich Darkness had already consumed the sky above North Cliff road when Elle Bennington finally stepped on to the porch of her cottage. Why this always seemed to give her […]
Pandemic Movie Review
By Max Bartlett Things being what they are, I decided that watching the movie “Pandemic,” directed by John Suits might be the most appropriate thing for me to do on a lazy […]
Crazy Girl
by Jessilyn Rich Anxiety erupts in my skin and overtakes all my senses. It is 3:13 in the morning and I lay curled in a ball in my bed, suffocating at the […]
Best Friend
by RexOrangCounty and Em Plourde
Orions Expanse
My husband and I are both active duty Coast Guard. am a female electrician engineer and he is an electrician and engineer as well. From 2013-2015 we were stationed apart; He was […]
A Poem by Anthony Cook
At peaceful times and moments, hard work is a constant. A breath feels better when fulfilled Times are rough grind is harder, hard work is a constant. A moment is more peaceful […]
A Poem
By Wilder Shafter Waves of hope and hopelessness crashing, in cycles like the tide– I was flotsam to begin with, but now I’m alive.
March Malware
By Arden Leigh How to ground yourself Feel your hands; feel their veins and aching pain Tap your feet to the ground and listen to the sounds Sounds like some acid-jazz mixed […]
Drinking the Moon
by Jessilyn Rich I stood on the edge of the water, soaking up the feelings of a perfect July night. It was the moment you dream about in the cold winds of […]
