Mayari Literature, Volume 3 Issue 3: WEATHERING STORMS
Our literary magazine’s third quarterly edition, Year Three. We endure the dark and gather light in our soul to outlast the impending clouds.
A Message from our Guest Editor, Martin Parker
Storms can arrive in many forms, bringing thunder and lightning, torrential rain, blinding snow, scouring sand, or waves of emotions. They can cause havoc and turmoil, or cleanse the air and nourish the land. Their format and effects can be as varied as the poems and other works in this collection that explore how people and elements of nature weather the events both external and internal that shape the history of the many worlds we inhabit.
Martin L. Parker 14 April 2026
Table of Contents
Meher Pestonji BANYAN
Julian Matthews Weathered Journey
Featured Poet: LAURA GREVEL
Say Goodbye to a Woman Headed Home to War
Neil Daswani The Difference Between Flotsam & Jetsam
Marianne Tefft After the Wolf Moon
Bryan Franco Irrefutable Proof Gaia Has Got It Out For Me
Featured Storyteller: LOGAN NOBLE
Long Haul Sleep-Cure
Lucia Daramus Delirium Tremens
Martin Parker Passage
Featured Poet: MERILEE JOHNSON
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EDITOR’S PICK
Lexicon of the Gale by Phynne~Belle
Henry L. Jones Stand Strong
Shwetha A A Memory of Storms
BOOK TALK
Who Looks Outside Dreams by Mona Zamfirescu | Book Review by Neil Daswani
Ravichandra P. Chittampalli The Roof has Sprung a Leak
Erica Blumfield Hold the Sky
Featured Poet: DEBORAH C. SEGAL
star of the storm
Nymphs in the Wind
The Meaning of Storms
Richard Spisak Driving After Andrew
Jennifer (Soy Avocado) Leong Brewing
David Thompson Morning
Featured Poet: PATRICIA CARRAGON
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Elizabeth Welles How I Surrender and Rise
Walker Valdez Poems Happen When You Need Them To
CREATIVORE: engage the writerly cravings
Storms in Myths, Literature, and the Performing Arts by Neil Daswani
Karen Pierce Gonzalez Midnight Tsunami
Martina Gallegos I Hope I’m Wrong
Doc Janning To Touch a Rainbow
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