Billie McCorkle
Creaky Bones Bruised Skies
Excerpt from Creaky Bones Bruised Skies the sun warms the emerald grass each blade encrusted by fuzzy white frost melting, tiny drops of dew fall to the frozen ground the baby blue sky filled with wispy clouds overhead, I shield my eyes from the sun rays bundled up in sheep’s wool, protection from the chill … Read more
We Are Still Here
The hate clung to the air-contagious-breathe tears flowed, eyes red, fists pumped, our faces hot they yell, they spew lies, over and they teethe in time-living backwards in thought The light that was ensured did not appear shouts and fists pumped through the air-in time they stared and making us part of their fear uncertain … Read more
The Manly Experiment
I woke up to blinding white light and as I tried to get up from the bed I was tugged back by arm restraints. I tossed my head from side to side. The room was white. Not off white but pure white. No pictures, no television, no curtains. Most importantly, no windows. The inside of … Read more