Mother’s Log
By Genevieve S. Aguinaldo — The moment I wake up, I allow myself a silent prayer. Before I dive myself into chaos: Children refusing to chew, ants caressing
Mar 14
I Call Him Pain
By Scott Frink — Self-healing might mend it someday, somehow. But for now, it stays that way as the mind drifts, like when sunny skies fade to gray.
Sep 12, 2025
Sleepless Nights in the Tropics
By Evrard Klein — Tomorrow, as a joke, I'll tell a flowery version of this sleepless night, a pretty tale with no mosquitoes, a tale that will conceal the tears I shed to
Aug 29, 2025
impatience
By Mari M. Bianco — You pull up to the same "safe" place where you became impatient. No, it's inpatient. 30 years ago. Same gray day. Same damp drizzle.
Jul 2, 2025
Burying My Dead Eye
By Dr. Ivy George — It is high noon, and the South Indian sun is relentless. The morning paper, “The Hindu” has announced that the mercury will hold
May 11, 2025