Touch: The Journal of Healing
Touch: The Journal of Healing
Issue 15
Spring/Summer 2014
Cover Photo © 2014 “Respite” by Larina Warnock
Whether we are looking from the top down on our moments of weakness, or from the bottom up seeking hope and greater acceptance of our place in life, sharing our vantage point with others not only frees us but helps us carry forward our strengths for another day.
Spring/Summer 2014
your eyes
are a green twine
the saddest of ropes
Sergio Ortiz
when we reach out to touch -
the body of grief
is ours alone.
Deborah Polikoff
Today I will breathe slow,
steady breaths of hope mixed
with a sorrow I can't shake.
Larina Warnock
He can’t forget
the shadow of her smile
the solace of her touch
but he knows he should be
moving on.
Art Heifetz
I try to envision the future
skulking in the vague shadows
under your tiny translucent eyelashes
Brigita Orel
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I like to think you escaped —
a lone molecule
caught in a warm breeze
Jennifer L. Bauman
With hands crossed, she can make
the sun rise, again and again
Stephen Bunch
She realized how delicious it could be
when the cup is drained.
Karen Kelsay
I’m his father, reborn
wiser, kinder.
Gerard Sarnat
Tonight, I will dream heaven again, for you.
Luke Evans
Numberless days shrink
in a spineless bed as I watch the light
move closer.
Michael Mark