Driving
Writing
Will you drive?
By Hannah Docampo PhamSuburban style van, with its stained coffee cup and sheaned sheets. The ceiling that sags and the mail tucked into the windshield, with the dent on the right of the bumper. The keys in the ignition, the fire has started. Will you drive?
A Girl with Insomnia and a Fast Car
By Ruby CullenJessie’s nights have been difficult for as long as she can remember.
On the Drive Home
By Grace Wilcoxwhite road lines merging under
our worn out tires,
taking us away
the radio vibrates with
noise over the homeless
man on the curb,
boombox over stereo
used to be versions of me
over what we’re left with
Cars On Roads Like Blood In Veins
By Willow VaughnThis wouldn’t work. We both knew it, but it was still so easy to get attached. Even though we hardly had any time at all. We used every second we had, milked it for all it was worth.
Pay Attention
By MJ FergusonPay attention to the road.
The soft mantra fills my head as the dark pouring rain pelts the windshield. The wipers beat relentlessly, expelling as much water as they can while more continues to fall.
Pay attention to the road.