experience
Laughter and Feelings
Laughter and Feelings written by: Marija Eljuga Do you recall an instance when you truly laughed? How...
When Education Feels Hopeless
When Education Feels Hopeless written by: Kate Leo “Was this one of yours?” I stare at the...
Gravity
Gravity written by: Samuel Torontour I am the gravity of my own sphere Spinning to create my...
Ergonomics
Ergonomics written by: P.A. O’Neil The other day while opening a new box of toothpaste, I harkened back...
Altar Boy
Altar Boy written by: Larry Dyche In nineteen fifty-five, I was eleven and unaware I was about...
The Most Dreadful Experience of My Life
The Most Dreadful Experience of My Life written by: Yahuza Abdulkadir Many a time, I listen to...
He Who Laughs
He Who Laughs written by: Charles R. Bucklin @bucklin_charles They were all thieves, murderers, and thugs, and...
Day Star
Day Star written by: Carl Parsons And we have the more firm prophetical word: whereunto you do...
Iditarod
Iditarod written by: Sharon K Wagoner My dad didn’t even bother to attend my high school graduation....
Life in Frames
Life in Frames
written by: Józefa Ślusarczyk-Latos
translated by: Tomasz Tesznar
- this woman bent like history with the staff of poverty...
Standing at The Traffic Lights
Standing at The Traffic Lights written by: Linda Joyce Cooper Standing at the traffic lights Waiting to...
Christmas Card
Christmas Card written by: Joseph Amendolare On work nights, I rode the 14th Street subway to the...
The Comet
The Comet written by: Harman Burgess Oi! Could ya lend me a tenner, mate? The bloody bartender...
