The Walk to the Paradise Garden By John Thomas Dodds Paradise Gardens are the places that hold an energy of Love, once planted there it never leaves. You can come back to it time and time again, it’s like you’ve never been away. Having cultivated on your journey to Paradise Garden the art […]
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Milk Maids- the Divination of Carnality Author Unknown Oh, to be that merry, blue faced god,then I could multiply our pleasureInto a moon-lit dance of infinite devotion Her dress slides down her body.She steps out of it, puddled at her feet,rising from the sea of all his fantasies.When viewed with such adoration and desire,as
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The Memory Lingers On By Kay Davis When I was just a youngster with a pesky little towhead brother who was forever tagging along, we lived in a house that had been “bombed.” Well, ours was really the house next door, suffering only external damage. It seems the couple who owned the property had
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LAKESIDE LIVING Sandy Olson Phone: 331-283-8529 Email: sandyzihua@hotmail.com January 2018 ONE NIGHT ONLY—READ THIS FIRST Mac Morison returns on January 10 with his sixth annual benefit concert. This year’s show is called “I Wish You Love” and includes an all star cast highlighting Judy Hendrick, Cindy Paul, Kristine Moily and featuring Mike “Scatman” Fortier
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An Exchange Of Gifts By Rob Mohr Love making for Jennifer had been suspended for fifteen years, in favor of an uncontaminated body nourished and preserved from any harm that might come if she were to give in to her impulses. Now, a man would see the signs of age in her body, something she
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Communion By Rachel McMillen The garden was beautiful, full of bright, spring flowers. The scent of grass mingled with the soft perfume of lilacs. She was sitting in the sun, a plaid blanket over her knees. Her white hair glowed. Her gnarled hands lay quietly on her lap. Something far beyond the trees had drawn
WRITERS GROUP 101: A Satiric Look at Writers Groups Everywhere By Tom Nussbaum Max, a spry octogenarian with mischievousness in his eye, handed the mobile microphone to the grisly-bearded, bald man. “Hold it like an erect penis and practically kiss it as you speak,” he instructed the first-time attendee. “OK. If I have to. But
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Survival Of The Hedonist By Bernie Suttle “That marine is standing on our guy’s head!” Abel yelled. ”That’s not going to happen to me.” It was the last day of the US Navy, “Survival, Escape and Evasion,” course in the California high desert. This course was required for all pilots and crews. The previous four
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Tick, Tock By Sue Schools If I were the Supreme Being (Goddess), I would hope for balance in all things. Ying/yang – sunrise/sunset – fantasy/reality … you get the idea. In the 80’s Rod Steward made popular a song entitled, Some Guys Have All the Luck, and you know it’s true. A friend worked hard
Magnificent Mexico By Mildred Boyd Potsherds of the Future An archaeologist’s heart may leap up when he beholds a rainbow in the sky, but an ancient garbage dump, the older the better, produces true ecstasy. He joyfully delves into the detritus of long-vanished cultures, not for treasure (although that is occasionally found), but for old
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