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Tag Archives: Merridawn Duckler

Dream ending on a verb by Merridawn Duckler

In my dream, we are rich and shop without price tags. You toss me nice things while strolling the Chanel Boutique. We shop assiduously around a woman lying naked on a raised platform. Waiting for a massage? Or just too rich to even bother with clothes anymore? I struggle into a huge sweater and question […]

Posted byDaleOctober 2018October 2018Posted inIssue 19Tags: Merridawn Duckler

Slow Waves and Delta Waves by Merridawn Duckler

a woman on a bed - imagery for "Slow Waves and Delta Waves" by Merridawn Duckler

Mediums can only half sleep, plugged into the constant dead, who never rest but complain and petition, want favors and reassurances, want even love, of a limited kind, before the disaster of forgetting descends. Next to me in bed, wrapping the sheets tighter, you are a breathing wall of great shoulders; cried of hounding, making […]

Posted byDaleJanuary 2017April 2017Posted inIssue 12Tags: Merridawn Duckler

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