“The true harvest of my life is intangible - a little star dust caught, a portion of the rainbow I have clutched…”
-Henry David Thoreau
“The true harvest of my life is intangible - a little star dust caught, a portion of the rainbow I have clutched…”
-Henry David Thoreau
BY LISA MARIE BASILE
saint of is a gilded exploration of hunger—the hunger for the erotic, the ancestral, the forbidden, divinity, and hope. With themes of grief, illness, and generational trauma woven alongside sensuality and beauty, this collection is both sacrament and defiance. It traces the contours of longing, ruin, and transformation, blurring the boundaries between the carnal and the celestial. These poems are not only an invocation of saints—they are a declaration of self.
B Y THERA WEBB
The Witch, A Play dances with the archetypes of fairy tales, unfolding through a tapestry of poetic monologues where characters weave their narratives, speaking to & around one another. In the mystical woods, the Mother, the Children, the Hero, & the Beast roam, while the Witch lingers at the fringes, ever the watcher, pondering the choices that shape their fates.
B Y JARED HAYES
unconscious shipwreck explores the nuances & subtleties discovered in the remnants & reliquary shadows of daily life; a clarifying vision of our spiritual nature coalesced through somatic tactics & poetic practices. Here in this unveiled space, we can see clearly the currents, wreckage, & wonders of the universe as integral parts of ourselves woven into a vast & unending tapestry.