Articles 2022

Mirage de el Dorado – The Search for Legendary Gold Continues

A man walked into a bar in Panama in 1921 and approached another, who sat hunched over a beer. “Say, are you the pilot they call Jimmie?” The somewhat scruffy, downcast drinker in his early twenties, looked up, “Yeah, what of it?” “You open to a proposition?” “Sure, but I can’t fly you anywhere, I […]

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They Walk Among Us: Narcissists on the Loose

You might associate the term narcissism with people who are self-absorbed. In fact, NPD (Narcissistic Personality Disorder) is a relatively new term. The narcissistic personality was first described by the psychoanalyst Robert Waelder, in 1925. The term narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) was coined by Heinz Kohutin, in 1968. NPD is characterized by “a life-long pattern

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Breath

Breath our lithe form enchants as you move wistfully about me – like slender diurnals your hands cast a mystic spell as your eyes close and reveal silken lashes – your essence shatters barriers that bind my hidden soul – as your breath heals   my wounds. Rob Mohr April 2022 Issue El Ojo del Lago

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Deliverance

Deliverance By Margaret Van Every Foot and fist embossed on the belly, time came when the womb had had its fill of you, your punch and kick. The membrane that once swaddled you so sweetly, now a shrink-wrapped garment was, binding foot against face. Coiled homunculus ached to unfold like buds, leaves, and wings. But

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Refugees

Refugees By Margaret Van Every   All it took were two: the primordial man and woman were the first to be expelled. The soil, the orchard, the pile of leaves on which they dreamed, the beasts that  they had named—the sum of the familiar  they thought was theirs.   A sword at the back corrected

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