The Moonlight by Yuu Ikeda
The Moonlight you gave up on my loneliness. i gave up on your desire. we are never able to kill each other. all we can do is to live like...
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Short Fiction and Poetry
In Europe; Shame by Ian C. Smith
No future aged scene where you count my pills,
no marriage bed thrum, giddy days all done,
a melancholic outline of pale hills [...]
4.250 by Emil Lewis
“It's now been 25 days since the sombs have attacked. Most of us don't even bother counting, as each day is a struggle in itself [...]
don't be surprised when she rejects you; searching for the last bone by Linda Crate
just because i showed you
my light and my flowers
doesn't mean that i am not more
than mere petals and soft sunlit
nights and mornings[...]
September by Adrienne Newcomb
September is a funny month. You never know how she will present herself: clinging fiercely to the last late orange and pink sunsets [...]
The Neighbourhood Eatery by Garry Engkent
At first, it was just stray dogs, cats, raccoons, rabbits and other small animals…
We ate well. We learned how to cook [...]
Even When We Did Not Have Anything, We Had Something; Ode To My Lips by Shirley Luke
Hardwood floor, stained, edges charred black
years of praying, of playing, of crying
Cobwebs in the windows, roaches on the walls [...]
Owl by Wendy Bloom
Owl awoke into an alternate universe, grossly apparent because he’d previously been flying through the clear night sky [...]
Gangs Of The Aftermath by Dave Cline
They rove in hordes, packs on the hunt, rot and decay their realm. Their station has shifted, not up, not down, but sideways [...]
A Lesson In Adaptation by Virginia Wilson
Noah came back on a Sunday. The town called it a sign of God’s goodness, but Mama didn’t see it like that. She could never agree [...]
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