Star-crossed
You used to read out our horoscopes over lazy breakfasts with the Sunday rags. We’d giggle at “romance in unexpected …
You used to read out our horoscopes over lazy breakfasts with the Sunday rags. We’d giggle at “romance in unexpected …
Above us, where span the lactescent arcades of the sky, Where azure and pearl frame the cloud-swelling meadows on high, …
sleeping woman, smoking man watch over Tenochtitlan once young lovers, warring clans left their families, spurned their lands princess, warrior …
In the flower that wilts by the pane looking out On the garden that nurtured its bud; In the carrion …
The oak she leaned her back against was twisted, gnarled, and bent —A fitting place for one last song, one …
A massive moon cast mournful red Upon the silent sea Where wandered, lost to land and hope, A pack of …
From out the Frozen North he comes,Areek of fetid sugarplums;He bears a sharpened blood-cord caneAnd drags behind an emerald chain. …
The house is lit for Halloween and trick or treaters making rounds. Two Jack O Lanterns standing guard beside the …