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Articles 241 - 270 of 936
Full-Text Articles in Creative Writing
Lachrimae, Allen Strous
Lachrimae, Allen Strous
Bryant Literary Review
The man whose tears are often,
out of nowhere
the open-up
breakdown,
The Wandering Buddha, Cate Gable
The Wandering Buddha, Cate Gable
Bryant Literary Review
for chef Jimella Lucas
Entering the Bardo or another set
of bones, you cannot know
we mourn your knife skills,
Only Touch Is Impossible, So We Touch, John Sibley Williams
Only Touch Is Impossible, So We Touch, John Sibley Williams
Bryant Literary Review
Silence enters us.
These once familiar faces go strange
over time.
Tiny Bills, Susan Johnson
Tiny Bills, Susan Johnson
Bryant Literary Review
Mist nets catch the fall migration,
catch my hands numb and slow as
The Book Of Bad Faith, Noel Sloboda
The Book Of Bad Faith, Noel Sloboda
Bryant Literary Review
Back when Mom first swore
Dad rated an entire chapter
Learning From Her, Emily Madapusi Pera
Learning From Her, Emily Madapusi Pera
Bryant Literary Review
A lot you could learn from her,
you thought.
Object Permanence, Jacob Nelson
Object Permanence, Jacob Nelson
Bryant Literary Review
When the sheet is pulled over
your father's face is still there,
his mustache, too, for you to tug.
Chicago - 1966, Michael Walls
Chicago - 1966, Michael Walls
Bryant Literary Review
I remember you well. Sidewalks were slush,
snow piled along the edges.
Another Gen-X Icon Dead, Ace Boggess
Another Gen-X Icon Dead, Ace Boggess
Bryant Literary Review
Why are we the waning crowd,
grayest cloud, shattered vase
that once held crocuses & hope?
Mastery, Ken Victor
Mastery, Ken Victor
Bryant Literary Review
And the experience of the failed
work is a prod to practice: think of
Constructing Border Quilts, Martha Brenckle
Constructing Border Quilts, Martha Brenckle
Bryant Literary Review
looking for justice with thread, pins, needle
and scissors, cutting shirts and dungarees abandoned
The Lariat, Marc Pietrzkowski
The Lariat, Marc Pietrzkowski
Bryant Literary Review
I want to wash the hands that guide me home
and smell the soap and the soil together.
Home Visit, Jesse Mardian
Home Visit, Jesse Mardian
Bryant Literary Review
4782 Menson Avenue was a small place with a dead lawn. Past the brittle grass where toys lay scattered, the house stood with peeling pink paint and a roof missing several clay shingles. Jennifer checked the address in her notebook, entered through a creaking gate, and walked to the door.
Is It Alice, Amy Or Anne?, George Longenecker
Is It Alice, Amy Or Anne?, George Longenecker
Bryant Literary Review
Huddled with four other nameless people,
who sleep on cardboard and blankets,
in the entry of a garage alcove,
Leaning Into The Party, Stephen Roberts
Leaning Into The Party, Stephen Roberts
Bryant Literary Review
I was having a good time at the party
until I leaned back on the door frame
Block Island Haiku, Fred Yannantuono
Eating The Whale, Mitch Lescarbeau
Eating The Whale, Mitch Lescarbeau
Bryant Literary Review
He brings the sizzling strip
on a bone china plate.
Ennis, Ruth Holzer
Ennis, Ruth Holzer
Bryant Literary Review
The dusty road to Ennis
rose up to meet me
like a blessing,
What's Going On, Ruth Holzer
What's Going On, Ruth Holzer
Bryant Literary Review
I'm making my way through the stormy night,
a long road back, after I've left Father
Wildfire, Charles Laird Calia
Wildfire, Charles Laird Calia
Bryant Literary Review
For months there was no rain or very little, the mountain grasses were dry, prone to lightning strikes and wildfires, and Frank could see the river far from his little cabin, just beyond Federal land, drying up before his eyes.
Perseids, Deborah Fleming
Perseids, Deborah Fleming
Bryant Literary Review
Mid-August and the hemisphere
Now turns its head away from light;
Peasant Woman In Gascony, Deborah Fleming
Peasant Woman In Gascony, Deborah Fleming
Bryant Literary Review
1972
Under the shadow of the Pyrenees
In a field at the bottom of a hillside,
Heat Wave: November In Vermont, Mitch Lescarbeau
Heat Wave: November In Vermont, Mitch Lescarbeau
Bryant Literary Review
The world's askew:
there should be packed pads
My Date With The Scientist, Kristy Nielsen
My Date With The Scientist, Kristy Nielsen
Bryant Literary Review
He tells me even land has tides,
pulled like water by the moon.
What Is, Stephen Malin
What Is, Stephen Malin
Bryant Literary Review
It is what it is
unless of course
it isn't in which case
With A Phone Call To Heaven, Bill Hoadley
With A Phone Call To Heaven, Bill Hoadley
Bryant Literary Review
I wish I had a phone
that could talk straight to heaven.
Death Comes To The Office For Daniel Downer, Jennifer Companik
Death Comes To The Office For Daniel Downer, Jennifer Companik
Bryant Literary Review
He might've dispatched one of his Angels to do it, but Death knew Daniel would resist, and his best Angel was on vacation, harvesting souls in Costa Rica for the next month, so Death resolved to take Daniel himself.
Space Storms, Sarah Thompson
Space Storms, Sarah Thompson
Bryant Literary Review
You are the star
In the blackened sky
Lists, Michael Onofrey
Lists, Michael Onofrey
Bryant Literary Review
Earl has begun the prep work for painting the "foyer" of Bob and Lisa Kob's house, "foyer" a term Bob had used.
Island Time, Theresa Fairless
Island Time, Theresa Fairless
Bryant Literary Review
Carry a sunset in your pocket,
let the beam break a seam.