I Still Shave My Legs By Macy Lu I still shave my legs— though no stranger’s eyes shall glimpse them— pull razor over marble skin snatch...

Deserted It hit unexpectedly like a camouflaged Snake slithering stealthily in the withered grass Penetrating the canopied organ around...

Kelly Langtim is an actor, writer, and Pisces. A midwest-raised nature and ice cream enthusiast, she is working on a memoir, several...

The Circle Game by Art Hanlon I need to escape the feeling that I’m under house arrest. We’re sheltering in place because of the COVID-19...

In the Luminous Moment The foil sheets fold into pieces like my heart folds into squares arteries not needed stop pumping blood, arteries...

The Toilet Paper Shortage Doesn’t Scare Me. Parenting Through a Pandemic Does. by Nathania Seales Oh This is the Emergency Broadcast...

"Angel Zhong is a freshman Psychology and English double major at the University of the Pacific and a lover of all things literary. In...

In this poem I go crazy Turning off all the lights and brushing my teeth and deleting Every naked picture I have of myself. Throw all my...

You might be stuck inside because of the Coronavirus but Kelp Journal has got your back. The Environmental Film Festival...

by Kate Ryan As told by my iCal calendar “what really happened” Sunday we go to three different bars because my father the lawyer acts...

MEDITATIONS IN AN EMERGENCY (with apologies to Frank O’Hara) By Paul Wilner “I am the least difficult of men. All I want is boundless...

I Think I Love You, Quarantine by Damien Belliveau Can we quarantine forever, please? Can we slow things down and have nowhere to go and...

Helicopter Daughters March 25, 2020 The first phone call is from daughter number one. I put her on my iPhone speaker so she can talk to...

The sun never came Instead: Rain The sky covered In a blanket of velvet, Glistening with water. A goddess weeps, A sad mother Sees the...

Four Small Walls By Garrett Van Tiem It has been some time since the door closed. Its last time ajar was only a brief separation,...

“For Hugging My Friend Susan” The severity of our situation struck me The night my friend Susan arrived “Heyyyyyyyy! So good to see you!”...