Corridor Vol. 32 is full of poems that look at memory, change, and the unknown. Many pieces show how the past stays with us—whether it’s a childhood lunch box, an old mill, or a winding tunnel that feels like a dream. The writers move between everyday life and moments that feel mysterious or otherworldly, like voices of ancestors, strange Halloween magic, or rivers blessed by a goddess.
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Vignette: Mimi’s Closet
Mimi’s Closet by Shannon P. Laws The door at the end of the long hall stands open The third bathroom is in there Sent to the room by my mother’s voice busy behind the door of the second common bathroom, the guest bathroom Go use Mimi’s I obey The faint gold light fromContinueContinue reading “Vignette: Mimi’s Closet”
Three Things
This week I am thinking of three things: clouds, pockets and revelations.As a kid I watched “Bewitched” re-runs after school. Sometimes Samantha would join her mother in the clouds for a witch to witch conference. They would argue with each other completely oblivious to their surroundings. Apparently in that universe it was normal for witches toContinueContinue reading “Three Things”
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