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VOICES FROM THE FIRE: Kenneth Vincent Walker
Residual Scars There are some Wounds that time Cannot in fact heal, Only serve to expand The agony that’s felt. At times the mind Plays cruel tricks and Is torturous upon our Remaining time, living In our glass fortresses Which we have built. We compromise our Feelings, all memories Aside, but they remain In ourContinue reading “VOICES FROM THE FIRE: Kenneth Vincent Walker”
VOICES FROM THE FIRE: Reece Beckett
VOICES FROM THE FIRE: Shane Allison
VOICES FROM THE FIRE: Howie Good
Excreta My mother went into the hospital for heart surgery and never came out. Afterwards, my father tried to kill himself three times. The last time the lights in the house went “Pop!” I was about to turn nine. I remember because I had just won an award at school for most improved speller. You’reContinue reading “VOICES FROM THE FIRE: Howie Good”
VOICES FROM THE FIRE: James Maj
VOICES FROM THE FIRE: J.J Campbell
no one was ever meant to sometimes the loneliness will distort even the best memories beat you down until you understand that no one was ever meant to love you there goes another bottle of scotch soon, you’ll be looking at a bottle of pills and thinking of one of your musical heroes these areContinue reading “VOICES FROM THE FIRE: J.J Campbell”
VOICES FROM THE FIRE: Howie Good
Unfortunately It is my least favorite word in the English language. A sentence that begins with it hasn’t a chance of ending on a happy note, with balloon bouquets and showers of confetti. Instead, the word serves as a kind of alarm bell, its only purpose to alert you that you’re about to be shotContinue reading “VOICES FROM THE FIRE: Howie Good”