What one does or does not take into one’s mouth: a variable narrowly monitored by mother,…
Category: POETRY
Two Poems | Lauren Scharhag
Magic Eye When you catch my eye, I take off my glasses. That way, there’s nothing…
like a shade of dawn | anne leigh parrish
in shade the glow is soft in sunlight it’s hard candy a room in a house…
Dream, he lived | Astha Khanduri
As he saunters in the forest of clouds, Seeks his mother’s shroud As he sits besides…
On The Tyranny of Grief | Anthony Madukwe
I “The day I lost my father was the day I realized how close we all…
Voltage and Current | Peter Donnelly
Voltage and current: the stanzas themselves a switch board channelling energy through lines; a passage of…
Cordial rays of hope | Rob Lane Wilder
eyeballs glowing ole fred rogers on a TV heard to say each & everybody has their…
The Dark Affair | Rizwan Akhtar
—for Tammara Claire The darkness puts an embargo on rooms minuscule apertures in windows survive suffocated…
Parkways|Rob Lowe
There is no bottom, No real self; Only this incandescence Where poetry emerges. There is the…
In quarentine |Peter Hrastovec
The first thing you notice are birds, louder than normal, unmistakable and clear. They no longer…