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As Grey
Hairs Make Love to the
Silence
by Richard
LeDue
Drunk at 6 PM,
losing count of your drinks,
of the hours piled up through the day
like dirty clothes thrown in the floor
not from passion, but from laziness,
and of the years, making promises
you knew were lies, yet listened to
because you couldn’t do any better.
Richard
LeDue (he/him) lives in Norway House, Manitoba, Canada. He has been published
both online and in print. He is the author of ten books of poetry. His latest
book, Sometimes, It Isn't Much, was released from Alien Buddha Press in
February 2024.
Cindy Rosmus originally hails
from the Ironbound section of
Newark, NJ, once voted the “unfriendliest city on the planet.” She talks like
Anybodys from West Side Story and everybody from Saturday Night
Fever. Her
noir/horror/bizarro stories have been published in the coolest places, such
as Shotgun Honey; Megazine; Dark Dossier; The
Rye Whiskey Review, Under the Bleachers, and Rock and a
Hard Place. She is the editor/art director of Yellow Mama.
She’s published seven collections of short stories. Cindy is a
Gemini, a Christian, and an animal rights advocate. She has recently
branched out into photo illustration.
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