Two Poems by Athena Kildegaard
So, the unknown unknowns, as a man in a gray suit once enunciated.
Nature
Fake Ambassadors
Mar 19, 2018
Taking the Heat
Mar 19, 2018
Poem by JoAnne Growney
Are humans any smarter than frogs in a pot?
Bearing Witness, Past and Present
Oct 18, 2017
Essay by Marc Nieson
Standing before the mute petroglyphs, I found myself conjuring stories about what lay behind each rendering.
The Birds Behind the Curtain
Nov 21, 2016
Flash Nonfiction by Don Lyman
What do the noises from my side sound like to them?
Stone and Turtle
Sep 12, 2016
Flash Fiction by Bernard Grant
One time I do skip one, but Mamma and Mr. Leon are on the blanket smiling at each other and don’t see.
Life on Other Planets
Dec 09, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Julie Jeanell Leung
As a child, whenever I walked to school in the rain, the earthworms frightened me.
The Land I’ll Never Own
Jun 03, 2015
Personal Essay by Peter H. Kahn, Jr.
Our lives need to go beyond looking. Life with nature needs to be meaningful.
Closed System
May 25, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Autumn Stephens
The problem with ancestors is how they manifest negativity.
Scattered Bones
May 20, 2015
Flash Nonfiction by Jeri Edwards
We kneel beside a perfect print of a mountain lion on the sandy bar.
A Single Tree
May 20, 2015
TW Flash Nonfiction by Don Lyman
How strange that they’d preserve a single piece of the forest they destroyed.
