A lyrical poem by Mallory Miller about spiritual awakening, identity breaking, and cosmic remembrance—where loss becomes initiation and the soul remembers its origin.

A sharp surreal poem by James Atchison that floods politics and everyday life with absurd images, mocking hollow wisdom, manufactured importance, and the loud stupidity steering the world.

A poem by William Doreski about an extortionist wrapped in marble-and-gold luxury, exposing how greed corrodes institutions and preys on the innocent.

A Breath + Seal by Natasha Mihell that lingers in a damp, fog-lit moment.

A minimal poem by Samantha Lucia about how power and knowledge can both reveal and blind, with “NUCLEAR” acting as the sharp dividing line.

An elephant seeks therapy at a CVS Minute Clinic, but the session is only one minute long, by Beth Sherman.

A curated scroll of fantasy books for old souls, wanderers, witches, dreamwalkers, and anyone who suspects there are more worlds than the one we stand on.

Written by Julie Parker-Kinsey, a lone traveler reaches a bay of spirits at the world’s edge, where winter-bright memories flare and an evergreen presence is found again.

Lasagne by DS Maolalai is a brief, tender poem about an Irish mother’s lasagne, imperfect yet unforgettable for the taste of home.

A Breath + Seal poem by Cole McNamara about longing for clouds to be soft enough to disappear into, until reality hits.

Fake Beer” is a sensory, slightly wickedly funny meditation on craving and restraint: the speaker’s lifelong love of beer collides with the knowledge that alcohol isn’t good for them.

Mercurial Silver is a vintage sterling jewelry shop and Tiny Prophecies poetry journal—folklore, artifacts, and stories for old souls waking up.

A three-part poem by Betty Stanton where she becomes fire, wolf, and fog—embers in open chests, a keening hunger through bone, and salt-silver memory drifting where a name used to be.

A brief, luminous poem by TR Ellis reflecting on dawn, silence, and the quiet promise of each new day as a chance to begin again.