Outburst By Joe Wells Winds that just minutes ago paced soothingly to and fro, now stand still. Stars that brightly shimmered, have hurriedly disappeared. The silence is deafening. The darkness is blinding. Staring me in the eye, my world froze. A storm inside me is ready to explode . . .
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Two by Erren Geraud Kelly
Erren Geraud Kelly’s most recent poem to appear here was “Blues Like Sunday Morning” (September 2016) Like the new orleans saints and the chicago cubs obama turned the improbability into reality He played the game with the Hand congress dealt him And an arm tied behind his back And outlived the cliches He found bin […]
Unresolved
Lynn White’s most recent poem to appear here was “The Hedgerow Fairies” (December 2016) Unresolved By Lynn White I know that nothing will be resolved, there will be no solutions. So I will make no resolutions, not this year, not next. No, no more. I shall free myself from the unresolved, throw the past up in […]
The Faith of Reason
Nicholas Damion Alexander’s most recent poem to appear here was “Haiku sequence” (June 2016) The Faith of Reason By Nicholas Damion Alexander A book-littered bed a drizzling fan chaos like order regularizing the disorder of a mind in total control of what it cannot manipulate Which Nothing created this god? must be the Evil Genius Descartes […]
Army Ants
Army Ants By Simon Fleischer I once saw a documentary about Army Ants massing in South America, making their way up the continent, eating everything in their path. Years later, the ants have not yet arrived. They never consumed the grassy field in front of my childhood home above which I would swing and spin […]
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