Ceres, Goddess of Corn, grieved and raged
for her stolen daughter. They say she withheld
the harvest. But corn was already here...
Print This Post A Song Apart
By Patricia Kirkpatrick, May 1, 2012 Print This Post April
By Diego Vázquez Jr., April 2, 2012
March
By Carol Pearce Bjorlie, March 20, 2012
Sleigh Ride
By Gerri Patterson, January 31, 2012
Homemade snow pants of thick wool, ice caked on my jacket sleeves and on my mittens: I head out with my best friend, Rita doll...
Print This Post Thirty Degrees Below Zero
By Mary Wlodarski, January 31, 2012
Saturday Morning
By Michael Teffera, January 7, 2012
It was around 9:55 a.m. I was waiting for the library to open.
I saw a cute Ethiopian girl coming toward me. She had dark brown skin, short hair, and a pretty baby face.
“What time is it?” She asked me. Her English accent was very good.
Print This Post The Dead of Winter
By Richard Broderick, January 7, 2012
We speak of it
as though it were a place,
a battlefield strewn
with corpses,
a burial ground
of shattered statues
hooded with snow.
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