Ralph Monday’s most recent poem to appear here was “Seagirl” (September 2016) Light and Love By Ralph Monday Think of an old, moldering love letter hidden away in the attic of the dead, perfume still lingering like beach flesh rotted in the sun. Message taken out when the house was demolished, held in the hands after […]
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Never Enough Time to Write
Bobbie Troy’s most recent poem to appear here was “Remember How We Loved” (August 2016) Never Enough Time to Write By Bobbie Troy there is never enough time to write poetry or other creative stuff even if my life were without illness and pain I jot down thoughts when I have a moment like a woman […]
Tic-Tac
Pijush Kanti Deb’s most recent poem to appear here was “First Deserve, Then Desire” (September 2016) Tic-Tac By Pijush Kanti Deb Watch is ever-fluent in uttering a rhythmic tic-tac meaning ‘right time’ to knock the door of El Dorado, yet gossiping is on—face to face with someone of interest— adding wings to something precious and allowing […]
Drip
Drip By Dawn Schout Poems, you come with such interruption. In the shower, I chant lines while rinsing conditioner from my hair, wrap ideas with me in a towel, then let them flow, fast as water, until they pour all over the desk.
Aphonic
Aphonic By Carl Scharwath She is the lament of the voiceless consuming silence onto parchment into the psyche, histories skirmish chains of the enslaved loosen their duress to her words— we together manipulate the pendulum to rebuild our most treasured commodity— hope.
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