Raymond Maguire’s most recent poem to appear here was “The Harvest Feels Dismay” (November 2017) Who’s Gonna Deal By Raymond Maguire Three pals and me played lotsa cards at this table Since movin here from other parts Quite a long time ago Good ol Dwight the hero an all He was in the White House […]
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Knock Knock
Marc Carver’s most recent poem to appear here was “Bling” (November 2017) Knock Knock By Marc Carver I fell asleep pen in hand empty notebook on bed. When I woke up the book was full. I waited a long time but didn’t have the heart to read them after all they may have been better than mine.
Charlottesville says no to hate!
Patricia Asuncion’s most recent poem to appear here was “Ant Traps” (November 2017) Charlottesville says no to hate! By Patricia Asuncion My bi-racial skin sensitizes me to the White that spreads […]
33 Gun Purchases, No Red Flags
Thomas Locicero’s most recent poem to appear here was “Poem” (October 2017) 33 Gun Purchases, No Red Flags By Thomas Locicero It is too easy to label a man who is mad a madman, and if we do, why do we also search for his motive? Why not let his motive be his madness? Is […]
A Subtle Proposal
Nicole Yurcaba’s most recent poem to appear here was “Since My Cousin’s Death” (November 2017) A Subtle Proposal for my husband, Dwayne By Nicole Yurcaba July, and thin ring-neck snakes slinked through high dry grasses brushing waving cattails. The heat, subtle and lazy, rippled like feeding sunfish tapping the pond’s surface, and the brown worm […]
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