Issue 248

A poem unread

subsists on wanting,

a near-constant flux

of non-existence

From “A Poem’s Mostly Death” by Jason Hackett

Contributors: Robert Bockstael, Jason Hackett, Jeffrey James Higgins, Donna James, Serena Jayne, Jon Kalantjakos, Libertad Ansola Palazuelos, Mick Ó Seasnáin, Jacob Weber 

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3 comments to “Issue 248”
3 comments to “Issue 248”
  1. Pingback: “Doomsday Duet” appears in Crack the Spine

  2. Jeffrey James Higgins is incredibly talented and interesting… As someone who was never interested in sailing, his beautiful writing made reconsider my position. I can’t wait to read more work by Jeffrey.

  3. Jon Kalantjakos – Remembering
    So much jam packed and implied in so few words.  It sends the mind wandering and thinking into so many deep concepts and thoughts: reincarnation, man’s tendency to destroy nature and himself, the endless beauty of nature which “reincarnates” rebuilds and saves itself just like the author (and humanity) did by “saving” himelf through reincarnation. 
    What a beautiful interpretation of our very existence.  All told through a memoir.  And in the end, the soul remains the same.  Excellent.

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