Joshua Burton’s poem #1 appeared here in early November 2012. #6By Joshua Burton Time: aching and pacingWishing something awayPatience: staring at ceilingsA reminder of this restrictionLove: no amount of it can liberateme from this confinement
It's just poetry, it won't bite
Reading My Life
Ally Malinenko’s second book of poetry, Crashing to Earth, is forthcoming from Tainted Coffee Press. Her first book of poetry, Wanting Bone, was published by Six Gallery Press and her first novel for children, Lizzy Speare and the Cursed Tomb, was recently published by Antenna Books. Ally currently lives in the part of Brooklyn the […]
Dlya moyi doicheri
Darryl Willis’ most recent poem to appear here was Ukrainka v’Chyorniy (October 2012). Dlya moyi doicheriДля моей дочери, МаринаBy Darryl Willis I have been missing you, my friend.It has been far too long andthe distance between is a world away.Time and space collude and conspireto regulate and manipulate ourfriendship. But the heart transcendsthe tyranny of Chronos-Geography.And though […]
The Lake at Dawn
Saideh Pakravan is Iranian born and French educated and lives in the United States. She writes essays, fiction, and poetry in both French and English. She was editor for 9 years of Chanteh, a cross-cultural quarterly in English for the Iranian-American community in the United States. Her work has appeared in several anthologies and publications such as The […]
The hyphenated marriage
Paul Goldberg’s most recent poem to appear here was The queen turns thirteen (August 2012). The hyphenated marriage(for all newly hyphenated marriages)By Paul Goldberg Agatha Walker Cardoon Delight married Thomas T. Fredrick Zigler tonight.Who could imagine what their name would be? Would it start with an A and end with a Z?Who would they be and how would […]
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