Gwen Monohan’s most recent poem to appear here was “Circuit Breakers” (March 2017) Crimson Tide By Gwen Monohan Before the games of football reign on wide-spread southern clay, flattened by aging rivers curving, overflowing their banks into oxbow lakes, there ranges thick matted clover deep as winter quilts, slathering spring fields in southern Alabama. Rolling crimson […]
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Across the Pond
Michael Fadum writes poems that reflect urban and suburban life. He’s published in several journals: Blaze Vox, Absolute, Stepping Stones, DM du Jour, and Halycon. He enjoys hanging with his dogs and drinking micro brews by the fire. Across the Pond By Michael Fadum People worship the red fish or the blue Thinking that one is […]
Let’s have a coffee
T.S. Hidalgo’s most recent poem to appear here was “Letter” (July 2017) Let´s have a coffee (as long as it is not a military one) By T.S. Hidalgo I decide to stay staring at nowhere, without trying anything (I thank you accompany me in my hour break). I see a man sleeping in a doorway. The […]
Ode to My Chihuahua
John Pursch’s most recent poem to appear here was “Petrichor” (December 2014) Ode to My Chihuahua By John Pursch When you bust it down to the husk you find you’re chewin’ on shells spittin’ out bark, splinters, acorn grit plowing through years of shady hammock moonrise trance to finally pop free in sunlit smile of strewn […]
Generate Precipitation
AJ Huffman’s most recent poem to appear here was “Fragments of Divulged” (June 2017) Generate Precipitation By AJ Huffman The necessary tear mimics an ancient dust, stimulates recollection, the existence of interrelation. A stone index emitting fumes. Follow the makeshift tale (the oscillation is not fixed), visualize the liquid. [Spark!] The most addictive additive is logic, […]
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