Melissa A. Wabnitz lives and writes in Austin, Texas. Forgotten By Melissa A. Wabnitz I have forgotten who I am. I have forgotten who I am. I have forgotten the sound of my laughter, noises foreign like cedillas in the pitch black night. I can’t recall what it feels like to hold a hand, touch. […]
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The Flow
Anna Sanders’ most recent poem to appear here was “The Woman in the Moon” (May 2017) The Flow By Anna Sanders Life is a flow with no beginning and no ending. It has a forceful energy that cannot be defined by words but felt deep inside the soul. The flow has a rolling motion with […]
Three by Charlene James-Duguid
Charlene James-Duguid’s most recent poem to appear here were published on July 4, 2017 Tell me again, Sir, By Charlene James-Duguid Tell me again, Sir, Send your kindness to my world. I’m lost? No way home. Be patient, don’t rush Wait, like a sleepy rabbit, To be discovered. — Love at any age By Charlene James-Duguid […]
The Long Goodbye
Erren Gerraud Kelly’s most recent poem to appear here was “94 Bus, Sunland, Los Angeles” (April 2017) The Long Goodbye By Erren Gerraud Kelly the old soldier holds his rifle, though it doesn’t exist anymore at night, his thousand yard stare pierces toward heaven as he slowly walks toward his long goodbye mama’s whippings toughened him […]
Cactus Garden
Heather Banks lives and writes in Rockingham, Virginia. Cactus Garden By Heather Banks A cultured bit of wilderness, these spines warn off the casual intruder, caress of man or beast. Only the most inquisitive will learn the life well that survives within, doesn’t show but slakes a thirst, can save a soul from slow, then […]
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