The Seattle Star

Media and officials continue to blame racial minorities in a way that does not feature for white-majority communities, some of whom are boldly defying the lockdown. Why does

Poetry by Max Reif.

Her eyes...She's on the dark side. Neutralize every man in sight reading Sunday Comics.

Poetry by Shelley Shaver.

She took the car out for a drive, she didn't come back for the Sunday Comics...Where's she been? Why'd she go? Why's she back now? We all know!

Poetry by Andrew Hamlin.

Beyond, up here on the mountain that I climb to lose you, I saw every bit of business that business could work through. I said ask me but,

Lost on a Sunday, in the Comics, but there's no one there to wake her up. And the world is spinning, and she keeps on winning, but tell

Poetry by Ray Corvi.

Same thing night after night. Just...repetitive. And the color is really bad -- and the themes are just infantile...And you always get what you want -- And that's