
A tender, aching prose poem about answering the small miracles before they slip away. A reflection on regret, presence, and the fragile urgency of love.

The piece celebrates Thanksgiving with a poem that honors both the food and the chaotic rituals of the feast, emphasizing gratitude, warmth, and fleeting moments of calm joy.

A modern abecedarian poem about the quiet terror of feeling like your not enough. A Thursday Lantern entry on doubt and endurance.

In the haunting tale “The Scarecrow on Maple Hill,” a mysterious scarecrow appears each time someone goes missing, serving as a chilling reminder of fear and guilt that lingers in the community.

Hoodie Season evokes nostalgia and acceptance, highlighting comfort amidst change during October’s chill.

A weekly light — poetry, stories, and reflections from the strange in-between. Lantern at the Door I leave a light for the ones who wander,the restless, the dreamers,the ones who look backward when the night gets too quiet. This door opens to nowhere and everywhere.Inside: stories that hum like trapped bees,poems stitched from old smoke…