“Salem Night” by Brandon Fick
“Salem Night” was written after a trip to Salem, Massachusetts, and meditates on the town’s storied history.
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“Stay” by Casey Shah
“Stay” was inspired by Casey’s journey to understanding how her past has shaped the way she views and engages with the concept of love.
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“Terrible” by Eunice-Grace Domingo
“Terrible” is a semi-autobiographical story that Domingo wrote shortly after being told her high school English teacher had passed away.
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“Cowboy” by Elliot Dillabough
“Cowboy” aims to explore this tension and invites the reader to reflect on the archetype of the cowboy-hero.
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“Requiem for the Soul” by Brandon Fick
“Requiem for the Soul” posits a future where the human body is something to be harvested, where retaining one’s soul is rare.
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“Amata Bene,” “Saturday,” “Golden Banquet” by Sara Parsons
Sara’s work is inspired by her love of history, relationship with religion and personal experiences with the Western esoteric tradition.
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“Woodland Seasons” by Chelsea Hill
An image came to Chelsea’s mind — woodland mice tucking in their young and knitting mittens for other creatures. The rest of the poem unraveled from there.
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“Promontory” by Brandon Fick
“Promontory” is a sensory poem, an archetypal image of horse and rider inspired by a love of Westerns.
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“Amber in the Sun” by Jeana Myers
Poetry has always been a way for Jeana to romanticize the life she’s living. This poem is no exception.
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