Monday Through Friday
People usually organize themselves / via a calendar, their iPad, or even / a notebook.
The View From Below
It was a little after midnight when we met up, skulking into the second sub-basement of the Natural Sciences building.
Lucid Dreaming as a Sacred Art
Lucid Dreaming as a Sacred Art (Condensed from Chapter Four) The best way to navigate one’s self through the sacred… read more
Issue I: Spring 2014
Issue I: Spring 2014
Featured Writer: Malia Bradshaw
“If you take these seemingly ordinary things and look at them in an artistic way, I think it becomes more powerful emotionally. Because where else are you going to get inspiration besides life? There’s really nothing else.”
Featured Artist: Danielle Denham
“I am interested in beauty and aesthetics, and try to convey this to the viewer through the use of careful hand drawn patterns, analogous color schemes, and the use of precious materials such as gold leaf and glitter.”
In the Judgment Procession
I see you there lining up / in the Judgment procession / stripped of everything / save your fear
Uche Nduka – On Style and Sensibility
“My poetry is both open and suggestive. It is not definitive but sometimes cuts right to the chase: an agglomeration of projection, emulation, desire, consciousness, and instinct. It battles isolation and alienation.”
The Decision
Steam rises from the pot on the stove, and I sing to myself: He loves me, he loves me not.
Thirty Seconds Apart
That year, we only had sex in the car. Windows up, seats back, windshield / wipers on.