nostalgia
Don’t Take Me Home
Don’t Take Me Home written by: Kimber-Lee Basson South Africa makes me think of your lips— soft,...
The Scientist in the Church
The Scientist in the Church written by: Allison Gilliam - If I were asked, I’d tell you the last few years have been quieter in these halls...
Where Silence Still Remembers
Where Silence Still Remembers written by: Sael S. K. And there I stood down below the blue...
Summers in Spring Shadows
Summers in Spring Shadows written by: Waide Riddle I remember the autumns and the falling of Oak...
Testimonial
Testimonial written by: Matilda - Hey, sis. I can picture you rolling your eyes at the thought of having...
She’s Not A Baby Anymore
She’s not a Baby Anymore written by: Devashri Ramesh Mahajan She’s not a baby anymore, Saddest thing...
Ecos de Salitre
Ecos de Salitre written by: Jose Manuel Morales Ramos - El denso olor a salitre impregnaba cada rincón...
Fractured Ties
Fractured Ties written by: Iqra Sayyad We laughed and dreamed, two souls as one, But now the...
The Push Button Phone
The Push Button Phone written by: Anahit Arustamyan A push button phone rang in the corner. I...
Same Old, Same Old
Same Old, Same Old written by: Griffin “How was Eid?” I ask over the phone, my voice...
The Pages of My Life
The Pages of My Life written by: Jenny Morelli When I am old and gray and full...
Empty Can
Empty Can written by: Damjana Vidicheska - You can still hear voices in the walls? Some cut deeper than the knife...
Cultural Debt Paid In Full
Cultural Debt Paid In Full written by: Ankita Gupta There’s a grey in my black, an immigrant...
The Shape of Fear, the Shape of Love
The Shape of Fear, the Shape of Love written by: Patricia Furstenberg - The coat hung from the rafter peg like a memory, its shoulders folded inward...
