Puddles in the street
Carolyn Caines
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How quickly does the summer turn
From green to yellow, red, auburn, A mix of painted sun and sky, Some wind and rain to make leaves fly. They’ve gathered here upon the street In glorious puddles wide and deep, The leaves that leave the trees nearby Bed down with rain, and there they lie. Car tires plow straight through a pile, Leaves treading water for a while, Until they’ve rationed all their strength To float a time and sink at length. 
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Max Smee | The Fog | Acrylic on Canvas
Max Smee, former LCC student, editor, and graphic designer for The Salal Review, was awarded Best Artwork for the Pacific-Western Division of the Community Colleges Humanities Association for his work pictured above, entitled "The Fog." Congratulations, Max. We are honored to showcase your work within the history of this magazine.
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