I breathe in the dark, desolate, night air, Stars reflect themselves off my eyes, As my warmth melts into everything. Distant howls rupture the quiet, The quiet that lives in the brush and trees, With the mountains smiling behind. I think of you as I look at those stars, The ones you – miles away …
“The shoggoths are doing well,” Damos says, with a tint of weariness appropriate for the end of a shift. “One has an infection.” It’s freezing, as always. Surrounding him are clean snowy wastes punctuated only by the subtle curves of snow-dunes, the lakes of liquid crystal he’s here to mine, and of course the nearby …
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Diana Arterian is a working author and poet who was gracious enough to appear at Lane Community College for a poetry reading. Beyond writing, Arterian serves as poetry editor at Noemi Press and is a PhD candidate in literature and creative writing at the University of Southern California. In her interview, Arterian provides insight into …
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At Hendricks park, nature aboundsThe park is full of sights and sounds!Radiant and purple flowersI could stay and sit for hours! Oh, beautiful natureWhat a comfort you are!Oh, beautiful natureI love your sun and stars! Spring Boulevard a pretty sight!A gorgeous trail for walk or bikeIn the Fall the plants aboundIn red and yellow, orange …
