Poem – SANDHOUSE (By Elaine Nadal)

SANDHOUSE – By Elaine Nadal    When her house was still standing, it sufficed as a place to bathe, eat, and sleep– a space for the familiar formed by strangers with the same blood drops sprinkled on the dirt, conspicuously evoking words that have been written on the stone walls of a cave– crushed, combined with sand to create a […]

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Poem – By Simon Perchik

  You climb and these steps spread out in those rings trees still carry under their wings   –you collect height and at night two at a time though the steps are chipped the inscriptions worn away staring off to the side   –they will be first spruced back to life and at the top you move the sun back […]

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