Cover Art – Simone Darcy
Cover art of The Suburban Review #41: AFTERMATH by Simone Darcy. An abstract photograph depicting splatters of matter.
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The Regional Review
Retrograde
Fog is water’s quietest form. It makes no noise and has no outline, save for the shadows cast through it by crepuscular rays of sun. In many ways, fog simply is. It dwells between a state of light and dark, gas and liquid.
Hang-Glider
I was amazed by the way Joe launched himself into the air, running with the glider along the platform and leaping into the blue abyss of the sky, entrusting himself to his synthetic wings.
new plan for a whole heart
I am driving up the highway listening to the songs we listened to on our road trips away. I’m living the summertime myself now and I’ll give it all of me.
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The Thin Drum
granted: i married a jackal
and should have known it
but love could be a mirror from above
and you should have seen her—
Catching Impossible Things
It was then that she looked at me, her face fresh and unburdened by the last two decades—illuminated by the light, the soft coins of the poplars falling around us—and asked if I had ever caught a falling leaf. I told her I hadn’t ever tried and she seemed surprised, said that she had always wanted to but never could.
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