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The article offers information on the contributors of the journal. They include Justin D. Anderson, fiction and writing teacher at West Virginia University in Morgantown; Peggy Aylsworth, a retired psychotherapist living in Santa Monica, California; and Eleanor Leonne Bennett, a fifteen year old internationally award winning photographer. Details on the accomplishments of these contributors are highlighted.

The poem "The Art of It," by Peggy Aylsworth is presented. First Line: No need to be afraid of purple. Last Line: Mirrors gather among the flaws.

The poem "Seeing Is a Giving Back" by Peggy Aylsworth is presented. First Line: When the emaciated lovers at Picasso's table; Last Line: grant, an Andalusia carried in my bones.

The poem "Early Morning Homage," by Peggy Aylsworth is presented. First Line: Was the ocean surprised? She in her; Lasty Line: a pale dawn sky filling its cup.

The poem "An Instrument to Light the Fruit, the Wine" by Peggy Aylsworth is presented. First Line: My wood grows tired, Last Line: yet to come.

Presents the poem "This Cup of Days," by Peggy Aylsworth. First Line: The quiet hum beside me: Last Line: to herald love.

Presents the poem "Suburb as Bulwark," by Peggy Aylsworth. First Line: As the day began, Last Line: Ah, yes, her mother to call.

Presents the poem "The Flight Between Words," by Peggy Aylsworth. First Line: Three books. He carries three, Last Line: after rain and the day's uncertainties.

Presents the poem "Adjustments," by Peggy Aylsworth. First Line: The day had a long, narrow feel. Last Line: The taste of everything has a curious brightness.

Presents the poem "Words Among the Silences," by Peggy Aylsworth. First Line: Although I love & live in love's surround, Last Line: isn't waiting for Godot.

Presents the poem "Beyond the Headlines," by Peggy Aylsworth. First Line: If I ride the bus to the end of the line; Last line: stirred by the sudden silver of unpredicted rain.