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Tag Archives: Steve Bellin-Oka

Postcard to John, Overlooking Barachois Beach, Late May by Steve Bellin-Oka

feet at lapping waves - imagery for "Postcard to John, Overlooking Barachois Beach, Late May" by Steve Bellin-Oka

A little after dawn and no one else is here. The sky’s an envelope lightning scribbles on with disappearing ink. Illegible handwriting, a jagged cursive S on opaque nimbus clouds. Everything here will be gone once the tide goes back out—minnow pools in the red clay sand, crab husks, live clam maws scattered like discarded […]

Posted byDaleApril 2017April 2017Posted inIssue 13Tags: Steve Bellin-Oka
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