What Lies Beyond A captured moon paints pearls on walls, echoes purple in this silent room. A glow bewitched upon a shadowed floor summons wearied sleepers to trap doors in shapes of panes, hatches sending unawares the walkers of empty spaces into mysterious woods to sip the froth of fairytales before the sun gallops in with sweeping hands to burn the mists of sleep. What lies beyond that phantom door in moonlit groves of elves and trolls in the ever-deepening night? Does the dreamer dare, or wait in fear For the infiltrating light? Lisa Sita Lisa Sita is a New York-based writer and educator whose work has appeared in War, Literature and the Arts, The Fictional Cafe, Literary Veganism, and in anthologies published by Editions Bibliotekos. She has also authored several books for young readers on various topics in anthropology and history. Lisa holds an MFA in Writing from Lindenwood University and an MA in Anthropology from The New School. She is currently an adjunct lecturer in anthropology at Queensborough Community College.
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May 2025
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