In honor of Valentine’s Day, this week we are publishing a series of pieces depicting the many forms of love.
In the flash fiction piece by Hank Kirton, “The Incredible Melting Man,” an awkward man navigates the essential first step to love: communication.
Larissa Lytwyn’s flash fiction piece, “Waiting for Signs,” compares unrequited love with religion.
Sara Norja’s poem, “Helsinki Love Song,” celebrates the emotion produced by a place.
David Filer’s poem, “Hands,” extols the life experiences that can lead to true love, as epitomized through hands.
In a poem by Kimberly Gladman, “Tesseract: A Parent’s Guide to Time Travel,” a mother and daughter’s relationship transcends time.
The poem by Neil Carpathios, “The Artist,” provides insight into a father-son bond.
The flash fiction piece by Wes Oldham, “A Fable,” recreates a familiar tale that teaches a golden truth about love.
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