"I Remember the World" and "Seen Different Ways"
I Remember the World I step out on the porch to hear the woman's voice next door. “Daddy's home,” she calls out. That line drawn across...
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Lighthouse Weekly
- Mar 2, 2022
February Monthly Writing Contest Winners
Congrats to the below winners of our February Monthly Contest! Their work will be live soon on the website. Submissions to the March...
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Jamie Deiner
- Mar 2, 2022
Haunting Virus
Phoebe hates them with passion, and every day we see at least one in our temporary apartment that’s actually the garage at Uncle George’s...
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Barry Casey
- Mar 2, 2022
Saving My Umbrella
My umbrella is blue and white, with spots of rust where the bones and joints of this ancient pterodactyl have bled into its skin. More...
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Ryan Carson & Alexander Harristhal
- Feb 24, 2022
Love in the Time of Climate Change
My name is Ryan Thoresen Carson and I am a poet and community organizer in Brooklyn, New York. These poems and accompanying illustrations...
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Rex Wilder
- Feb 22, 2022
Kaleidoscura Tiles
Ugly, eradicated! Each Kaleidoscura Tile begins with a humble piece of the world that appeals for my recognition. A snowy mountain in the...
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Kenneth Ricci
- Feb 22, 2022
Selections from "Random Thoughts in the Waiting Room"
I work in a sort of literary/philosophical framework so within that context my reference points are the parables of Kafka and the...
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Noah Kenny
- Feb 17, 2022
Ridge
My grandfather died six days ago. He was ninety, and he had been falling apart. We were at the viewing. I stood about a yard from the...
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Taylor Salvetti
- Feb 11, 2022
French Girls Don’t Wear Glasses
The stripe shirt, like the one from Breathless when her brother told her it was cool to watch French new wave, the blue lipstick, like...
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Alex Hutton
- Feb 9, 2022
Constellating
I lived in Florida until 2010, where I played outside on the unpaved roads and in the woods, learning how to catch lizards and bugs. The...
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Jack Bordnick
- Feb 4, 2022
Facing It Together Series
My sculptures and photography incorporate surrealistic, mythological and magical imagery often with whimsical overtones — aimed at...
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Arden Shostak
- Feb 3, 2022
Dream of the Sailor's Widow
Some nights he comes to me soaked-through, eyelashes blooming with salt crystals He tells me about the whale again, though I don't want...
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Shira Richman
- Feb 3, 2022
Post-Chastity
I wasn’t sure why Manoj singled me out to meet the American. From what I could tell, a perk of being the local superior was to exert his...
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Robin Young
- Jan 28, 2022
Accumulation of Associative Oddities
My artwork is really all about the scared, shy, quiet introvert inside me escaping through the television I grew up on. Twilight Zone,...
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ZephyrZ
- Jan 28, 2022
Ketamine Dreams
These images were created by a computer using AI. I tell the computer what I want it to draw and it draws it. For these images, I...
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David Goodrum
- Jan 25, 2022
"Bubbles In Basalt" and Others
Sand Patterns, Heceta Head Lighthouse David A. Goodrum lives in Corvallis, Oregon. His photography has been juried into many art...
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Louis Faber
- Jan 17, 2022
"Geography" and "Santa Cruz Wharf, September"
"Geography" People of the mountain are quiet, some say taciturn preferring to listen for the cry of the eagle, wind whistling its...
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Elaine Chao
- Jan 17, 2022
The Sea Dragon Awakens
A strike of St. Elmo's fire lights the horizon. A rich-reddish orange, the sea dragon awakens. The ocean top roils. The only witnesses...
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Paul Rousseau
- Jan 14, 2022
Eyes of a Pier
withered of brine and stained of sun,
the eyes of a pier
witness many a sailor.
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Frances Klein
- Jan 11, 2022
"The Problem of Describing the Caribbean" and "Open Air Jazz"
If I said stone set in silver / from a roadside stand in southern Utah / black flecks scattered across. . .
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