by Nicholas Adam Martin “Well, I guess I’ll never do that again.” When you get beat so bad that you do not sit on your behind for a week, that, very well, may be your exact thought. Especially, if you are a mischievous eight year old boy with very lenient adult parental supervision. I mean [...]
unbridled
by Liana Mahoney poppy-red hair, glowing with defiance brighter than the sun unfettered curls, wisps dancing alone refusing to be smoothed into ballet braids tasting the rain, leaning into it as it drenches her in a wet lullaby
Wooden Coffins
by Alivian Muir Do you believe in a profitable exchange for both sides? Businessmen and their lawyers examine your skulls and demand the rights to drill into your consciousness, to extract the thick nectar of oblivion.
Adam and Eve: The First Love Story?
by Scott A. Klepach, Jr. In the beginning, there was Adam and Eve, as we have been told. They are a couple that confuses and captivates us, delights us and deprives us. Packed into just the first several chapters of Genesis, Adam and Eve nonetheless are situated as the first human characters of the world, [...]
