grief
The Kraken Waits
The Kraken Waits written by: Angela Huskisson - Aunt Carol races along the beach- woman in a hurry; age impressive...
The Christmas Figure is Unmoved
The Christmas Figure is Unmoved written by: Karen Walker -He stands in my bedroom, in the doorway to...
November Dreary
November Dreary written by: Savannah E November 30th comes like a shadow, quiet and certain. Twenty-four days...
How Do You Miss Someone?
How do you miss someone? written by: Jasmin Labatete How do you miss someone? Do you miss...
A Familiar Feeling
A Familiar Feeling written by: Win Clay The burn is a familiar feeling. Like when I was...
My Father Never Visits My Nightmares
My Father Never Visits My Nightmares written by: Jemima Cohen I rest in gentleness, I am an...
Behind My Eyes
Behind My Eyes written by: Mara - The universe is stuck between my eyes and behind this door. Get in, we're driving up north...
Ghost Land
Ghost Land written by: Michelle Balogh - Being alive is strange because in general, we are obsessed with dying and the afterlife...
So We Don’t Sleep
So We Don’t Sleep written by: Souad Zakarani I’m afraid to close my eyes, O mother, Your...
The Measure of Redolence
The Measure of Redolence written by: Monika Ajay Kaul - The bell above the door gave a soft, uncertain chime as the journalist stepped in...
Someone
Someone written by: Daya Es - She was someone that was special to me. The sight of her lifeless body...
