Hall of Honour // Eden Hitchcock
Hall of Honour | Eden Hitchcock The crowd flows, current-like, into the hall. The words on the walls— the “In memory”s— reprint as unspoken tears on their faces. The gentle pulse of their murmurs and deep blue silences make me remember the sea, and the way it pulled in and dragged out; the way a small white bird drifted on it until it was gone. Years ago, women watched their children be stolen by the tide. Today, my mother watches her son enlist in the draft. Eden Hitchcock lives and attends school in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. She enjoys reading and writing in her spare time, and has had both poetry and short stories published in various magazines. Honorable Mentions of the Month These are poems that stood out among the beautiful submissions we received in May 2026: • “Art Exhibition” by Lynn White • “Window and Wind” by Anatoly Loginov ~ Selected by Sharisa Aidukaitis Editor’...
