I pause my hands after tying the corset of Karl Johans’ gate. With each step away it unraveled like a snake. A bouquet of Cajun blue hibiscus lies at its head, petals covering gravel scales. […]
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From our Cultural Desk
Literati Magazine received this call to action from the National Endowment for the Arts in America. We release it here in the interest of common knowledge and the right of our writers, readership, as well […]
breaking depression
in chapters I am mountainous pledging my allegiance to the jungle of walls I am made of. 2. Please, build me a river or a raft, craft it with your finest woods, let the barriers […]
Spatial Chromatism
A touch of Gaudi . . .
The Integral Hand
” I am what I do with my hands . . .“ Expose a Contradiction, that is All you Need Biomorphic Anatomy: The Archetypal Principal of Myth & Psyche. There are few […]
Stop Counting Words. Make Your Words Count.
“Great things are not accomplished by those who yield to trends and fads and popular opinion.” Jack Kerouac Picture two of the Beat Generation’s greatest writers working in the same room. Jack Kerouac is in one […]
On Being A Hillbilly
Tiny True Tales You are: an unending, heartfelt ballad; elegant pottery molded from coal-speckled clay. A diamond, still in the making; a firefly twinkling in hillside hay. You are: the perfect stitch that binds mamaw’s patchworks; […]
