by Tiana Kennell | Mar 11, 2021 | Literary
By Tiana Kennell The molecules that make us, Made of clay, molded and connected by oceans, Highways of nerve-endings, Coursing through the body, Thoughts of flowery ideas, Scattered dreams flittered away, The flutterings of butterflies. A life of gambling and cheating...
by Tiana Kennell | Mar 1, 2021 | Literary
Inspired by “Eco Printed Silk” by Sherry Tamburo A piece in the “Materiality” exhibition at Artspace (Jan/Feb 2020) Slithering in the space, suspended by time and lines an unseen mystery. The serpentine silk waves. Without rhythm, it sways, side to side,...
by Loretta Casteen | Mar 1, 2021 | Literary
Our song is not what it once was, but then neither are we. Once, we were the searching ones. Aiding a weeping mother, we scoured the earth on goddess-given wings, bird-maidens calling, calling for our lost companion. Once she was discovered, our song...
by Loretta Casteen | Mar 1, 2021 | Literary
A Galaxy, stuffed to the sagging headliner— house plants, kids, trash bags full of clothes, household detritus, all remainders that refused to fit in a box. Flashers blinking, coughing smoke, windows cracked, following behind a squat, overloaded farm trailer,...
