Seven Arts Magazine
This magazine focuses on artists, painters, animators, sketch artists and poets. A place for people to see beautiful works and find art worthy of adding to their collection.
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Maisen A. Hill’s poetry, styled as Trance Lyricism, blends rhythm and raw emotion, inviting readers to experience a meditative journey through layered wordplay. His work challenges perceptions, urging movement towards understanding and connection. Hill’s unique expression reflects an exploration of consciousness, identity, and the complexities of human emotion.
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Sit back and relax for this quick yet fun tale about life in a small town and how geese interact with humans and ice storms.
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Brent, a gifted mathematician since childhood, struggles with social connections despite his talents. He forms a friendship with Seth, a sociable farm apprentice, who tries to include him in life. As Brent’s career flourishes, he prioritizes remaining close to Seth and his family, revealing his longing for genuine companionship.
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Bruce, a widower in Anaheim, seeks a new marriage but struggles to find suitable women. After hearing about mail-order brides from a friend, he explores online options and ends up marrying a Cambodian woman. However, their lack of communication leads to frustration, and he ultimately returns her. Reflecting on their relationship, he resolves to learn…
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The story revolves around the opera house in Tennessee, showcasing the life of Daddy Long Legs, a doorman enamored with soprano Gretchen Rosenfelt. Their relationship evolves as Long Legs anonymously gifts her flowers, eventually leading to a mutual attraction. They marry, and together, they embrace new adventures, including motorcycle riding.
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Sometimes to appreciate life we must face death; only then can we come to know the essence of The Lord’s mercy.
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The narrative explores Kayra’s journey of self-discovery as she grapples with her feelings for Noel and her past with Adrianne. As she navigates the complexities of love and heartbreak, she realizes that true home lies within oneself. Ultimately, Kayra recognizes the importance of finding her own identity before embracing new relationships.
