News of the Weird
Paper Poetry
Made from words found in "Voices of an epidemic: Art in a time of trouble," which appeared in issue 16 of Flag Live!
Letter From Home
The creeping tendrils of COVID-19 have touched every aspect of life all around the world. The virus reminds us each day that we are an interconnected web of humanity and nature woven into a thick cloth. To realize this is a beautiful gift despite all the losses and hardships it has brought with it.
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THE ART OF
Summer is coming. The sun is shining brighter, the days are longer and I am taking longer and longer walks—admiring the flowers that have bloomed, the way the sun sets and reflects on the peaks, the sidewalk drawings that appear below my feet.
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