By Lamont Turner My saunter led me far to see the mocking myriads revelry, among the hoary withered trees, upon the clouded crystal seas, where sanguine spirits never dwell __ __ the twilight heart of Mystic Dell. Where heaven and hell through awe have stayed, for wonder of the acts displayed, beneath the rainbow colored … Continue reading Mystic Dell
Waiting in Line
By Nancy Lou Henderson A long line of people stretched ahead of Jess. The people in front of her seemed not to be moving, but she did not care because her mind was busy remembering her journey to get here. Had she done enough, and was she ready? Should she get out of the line … Continue reading Waiting in Line
Heavenside
By Nicole S. Entin There is a harmonious choir of eternal voices In the heavenside world. High crescendo of echoing Minor chords drifting through stained-glass windows. Saint Hildegard’s medieval manuscripts, divine beyond Comprehension, transcending the knowledge of mankind, Reaching the truth of womankind. There is a ship in the tranquil moonlit waters Of the … Continue reading Heavenside
“Blanket Beneath Heaven”
By Nardine Sanderson When you feel like all hope Is gone, and the blanket beneath heaven seems dark Search for the light inside your soul, and follow it towards the spark Search your heart for answers No question is too hard to bear Just remember life is precious Even if the stars aren't there Wait … Continue reading “Blanket Beneath Heaven”
The Gate
By Thomas Page Now, I want to make sure I understand what you have said to me. You said, "You have only one sentence to convince me to let you through the gate." Does this count as a sentence or do you signal to me when my only sentence is done or do you just … Continue reading The Gate