Natasha Austin : Writing

Come Spring

Come Spring

A Poem by Natasha Austin


Somewhere the earth waits for changethat makes the new come forthA bit of wind or peep of sunFewer clouds to block the raysAnd grown-up children with ..
His Kisses

His Kisses

A Poem by Natasha Austin


For my son, who was three
Making Magic

Making Magic

A Poem by Natasha Austin


I move words on a pageWebpage or printer paperNotebook paper or constructionIt matters notI move words with my handsLike a magicianI rearrange letters..
The Librarian

The Librarian

A Poem by Natasha Austin


She primly sits at the wooden deskChecking inventory on a screenShe dons a blue and white flowered dressAnd square glasses that perchOn the end of her..
The End of the World

The End of the World

A Story by Natasha Austin


The weather was all messed up, and Zoe knew why. Everything was unstable, and that was because the world was ending. It wouldn't be long. Once ..
Labor Day

Labor Day

A Story by Natasha Austin


“Don't wear white after Labor Day” the old folks always said.I didn't understand why when I was younger, but now, oh, I get it. Because I ..
Daddy

Daddy

A Story by Natasha Austin


Prologue: The Good ProviderThe pen flows so smoothly over the paper, Jimmy thought with wonder. As always. The rush he felt as the words seemed to wri..
The Interpreter

The Interpreter

A Story by Natasha Austin


The InterpreterMiss Carrie looked good, considering. She had been in this place for a couple of months, ever since she'd had a stroke and lost the abi..
Coming of Age

Coming of Age

A Story by Natasha Austin


Saturday Morning, AprilKisanii was in her room on the floor, sitting on her legs, drawing again. Looked like a dog, or another wolf. She loved to draw..
Where Evil Lurks

Where Evil Lurks

A Story by Natasha Austin


The woman strolled along leisurely, not caring that it was so dark and creepy out tonight. Vampires, werewolves, witches, and ghosts. What-eva, she th..

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