In Lauren Kawamoto's flash fiction Rebirth With a Dandelion, a girl lies motionless on a neglected street, her gaze fixed on the fading azure sky. As the day transitions into night, with stars and moonlight preparing to illuminate her solitude, the scene captures a moment of tranquil anticipation and existential reflection amidst the remnants of a forgotten past.
Rebirth With a Dandelion
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Retribution
Liana Cass’s "Retribution" captures the essence of regret and rage in the aftermath of unspoken grief. With powerful imagery of broken tongues and lost love, ...
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TMI for an MRI?
Ken Gosse’s sonnet, "TMI for an MRI?", blends humor and tension in a medical setting. The poem humorously portrays the MRI process, depicting the speaker's ...
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