Issue 18
2003
CONTENTS
Art
Unknown
Artist
Cover Art
Russell
Dickerson
Inner Art
Fiction
Michael
S Dodd
Song of the Siren
Rain
O’Brian
Victoria
Ian
R Titus
Of Memories & Shadows
Poetry
Rain
Graves
Sekhmet
Rhys
Hughes
A Single Soul
Durlabh
Singh
Spells
Obtaka The Magician
Uncle
River
Spiritual Orphans
Articles
Fiona
Glass
Appearances Can Deceive
Interview
Michael
Lohr
Skull Surfing The Second Wave: An Interview
with writers Jason Brannon, Eric S. Brown and John Grover
Featured Poet
Erin
Donahoe
Wings
Magic
Waking To The Moon
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Rhys Hughes
Rhys Hughes
has published several books and has more on the way. A
Single Soul is a compelling and well-written poem. We
hope to read more of Rhys Hughes work in the future
- Jamie Spracklen
A Single Soul
By Rhys Hughes
A single soul
through shadow
mist and leaf;
a scowl wrapped close
in grey for
Watching: damp wood burst,
spitting knots;
eyeless sockets
glowering
from golden wind
Hearing: the flute of those
hollow reeds
Holding: the fire
under shadow
Wanting: a quiet laugh
between the circle
and the night;
the stories of the
chattering stones
For this he would abandon fate
and seize in hands of thorn
the wishing breath
© Rhys Hughes |
