Maureen Donatelli’s most recent poem to appear here was Pen Pal, 1974 (November 2012). Daydream at the End of Winter(to Jan) By Maureen Donatelli Often I find myself staringinto that moment of winter’s gathering when darkness pausedand noticed the windowwith the gap between the drawn curtains. How long did it watch youin the kitchen fixing supperwrapped in steam […]
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Spring
Bobbie Troy’s most recent poem to appear here was The Nothingness of You (January 2013). Spring By Bobbie Troy spring speaks to usbecause the worldis made new againand we haveyet another chanceto get it right
Winterscape
Christopher Roe’s most recent poem to appear here was Waiting for the bus (February 2013). WinterscapeBy Christopher RoeI have been cold in many places by mountain stream in a darkened dreamthat Winter’s icy breath erases. But New England takes the prize the air is brittle frozen sun littleagainst the frozen tears in the eyes. Matchstick trees naked […]
Spring
Harris Tobias’ most recent poem to appear here was I Thought I Heard the Moon (January 2011). Spring By Harris Tobias Old Winter shrieked his lastHis bony specter grim and greyNo longer frightens meHis time is pastHis grimy presence holds little swayHe has already done his worstYet has not gone completely awayHe still has a little more […]
Shaking the Family Tree
Karen Jakubowski’s most recent poem to appear here was I Am a Woman (November 2012). Shaking the Family Tree By Karen Jakubowski Under abnormal conditionsface the winter naked.Take the globe to its knees.What could go wronghaving lived with the crazies? Ride the car washwindows lowered,thrill of body floppingamong soapy sponges.Cold water stingslike angry paper wasps. Pay the […]
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