The Green PhoenixSep 19, 20201 min readWhite Knuckles, by David OlsenSoft petal-tongues of green break and fall to wind’s gavel, only to nourish Socrates’ reasoning, which seasoned the mind of Time. It...
The Green PhoenixJul 16, 20201 min readBabel, by Shelby NewlandIt felt like I could see for miles, Like the earth had grown her own tower to God. From this palace of pine I surveyed her kingdom,...
The Green PhoenixJul 13, 20201 min readWendigo, by Em Cross[Photo by Rythik, on Unsplash.] could it be I’m just tired of lingering impotent in the shadows that your lumber mills and coal-snarling...
The Green PhoenixJul 6, 20204 min readTIRED, by Vanessa Delgado [Content Warning][Warning: Contains profanity and potentially triggering opinions. The ideas expressed in this piece are not necessarily shared by other...
The Green PhoenixJun 30, 20201 min readWorms, by Zoie Mull[Photo by "sippakorn yamkasikorn," on Unsplash.] Ten moons of dirt Beneath my bed Brown blankets of leaves Pressed atop my head There’s...
The Green PhoenixMay 29, 20201 min readSplinter, by Noah J. GuthrieAn oaken shard, born from fallen bough, its current combs through white-blond grain, flowing over freckles hued like hazelnut and deer...
The Green PhoenixMay 25, 20201 min readEarth's Echo, by Noah J. Guthrie(Originally published in "Ramifications" literary magazine, Fall 2020) (Image by photochur, from Pixabay.) 1. Wind-up frogs, wooden lungs...
The Green PhoenixMay 25, 20201 min readSpirit of Iona, by Noah J. GuthrieBlack rams kneel in bouldered vale, bony spirals bowed, curling inward, hissing in the gale. Rain gives shape to wind, hurling dove-like...