Molly Frederick’s most recent poem to appear here was “Midst of Being” (October 2018). Autumn Observes By Molly Frederick Again, I’ve returned to see long billows of sunlight spread across evening’s wide valley, and then to watch where distant autumn air collides with a softer kind of light nearby. Next day, morning returns to reclaim […]
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One day
Sushant Supriye’s most recent poem to appear here was “What Sort of Time Is This” (October 2018). One day By Sushant Supriye One day I said to the calendar— I am not available today, and did what I wanted to do. One day I said to the wrist-watch— I am not […]
Reading Catalan Novels Under Darkening Skies, Pt. I
Felix Purat’s most recent poem to appear here was “Baudelaire’s Ornate Craft in the Time of Desolation” (June 2018). Reading Catalan Novels Under Darkening Skies, Pt. I By Felix Purat I sip several Irish coffees in unison, hanker for an onion bagel as minutes streaming by are spent seeking meaning hidden in Catalan novels, constructed […]
One More Time
Jeanette Cheezum’s most recent poem to appear here was “Unforgettable” (September 2018). One More Time By Jeanette Cheezum An angel leaned over my shoulder and whispered in my ear, “You know it was time,” she said. I shed many tears. Wanted one more day, to say what needed to be said. Make sure she loved, […]
Lock, Stock, & Barrel
Patricia Asuncion’s most recent poem to appear here was “Gray-Haired Children” (September 2018). Lock, Stock, & Barrel By Patricia Asuncion After Assad’s first toxic attack, humane American Tomahawks locked a stainless-steel line in Syrian sand, garnered global praise for avenging poisoned people, their suffering looped on mass media. America’s revived do-good image might have survived, […]
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