Sravani Singampalli lives and writes in India. Evocation By Sravani Singampalli The pillows on my bed Are not stuffed with cotton. They are stuffed with My mother’s old sarees And lots of other childhood memories. The picture hanging there on the wall Is still full of vigour and charm. The nail hammered into the wall […]
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A Vision Only God Could Create
Jeanette Cheezum’s most recent poem to appear here was “Today’s Youth” (October 2017). A Vision Only God Could Create By Jeanette Cheezum It floated past her twice. She sat erect. Pale blue against her skin. Wings a flutter, strands of blond wispy hair tickle her shoulder. A cloud passes and the butterfly is gone. She […]
To the Mouse That Died in My Coffee Carrier
Mark Fogarty believes, like Shelley, that poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world. He is a poet, musician, and journalist from Rutherford, New Jersey. He is the managing editor of The Rutherford Red Wheelbarrow and emcees the monthly poetry/music reading at GainVille Café, also in Rutherford. He has read his poetry extensively in New York […]
Nightmare for Two
Frieda Landau’s most recent poem to appear here was “Dream Lover” (February 2018). Nightmare for Two By Frieda Landau She says “What d’you want for dinner?” And he says it doesn’t matter And they go a couple of rounds Till they’re both in a lather When they sit down at the table To the food […]
In the Heart of Town
Alexa Findlay is an undergraduate student at the University of California, Riverside. Her work has been featured in El Camino College’s Literary Arts Journal: Myriad, See Beyond Magazine, Pomona Valley Review, Better than Starbucks Magazine, Adelaide Literary Magazine, Halcyon Days and Halcyon Days Founder Favourites and is forthcoming in The Quail Bell Magazine, Grotesque Magazine, and […]
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