Category: Uncategorized
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‘Zeus walked his dogs across the sky today’ and ‘Hope, feathered’
Steph Percival’s beautiful poems consider how nature reminds us to stay hopeful, and remix an Emily Dickinson classic.
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Showers are a finite thing
Filled with rich imagery, Heather Moss’ poem considers the pursuit of hope in the natural world.
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‘Life after the Flood’ and ‘The Quiet Work of Seeds’
Khayelihle Benghu’s beautiful poems consider the planting and progress of hope.
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People, Passing, on Tyne
In this short story, Ian Johnson’s protagonist finds hope in seeking change.
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Shorthand
In Anne Mac Darby-Beck’s flash fiction piece, the protagonist reminisces about a pivotal, hopeful lesson.
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Goldfinch Nest
Filled with beautiful imagery, Catherine Glavina’s poem follows a hopeful speaker keen to help a goldfinch.
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‘If you’re not totally saved, you’re completely lost’ and ‘Jar Full’
Ashley O’Neil’s rich poems consider climate change and the hope we place in our memories.
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‘Losing My Only Child’ and ‘Going Through Hell’
Erich von Hungen’s touching poems consider how we move through and process grief.
