Jerry Durick’s most recent poem to appear here was Fast Food (January 2015).  A Few Other Things By Jerry Durick The list we prepared and Followed religiously through The aisles, ticking off each Item as if it were a mission Accomplished didn’t work, So this is the backup plan The one we build into most […]

Mirror Ocean By Sylvia Shin Her silence was deafening. She was drowning in her fears and frustrations. She grasped onto red, green, and yellow. She was getting washed in by the high tide. The currents had swept her away. Waves of chaos crashed. Shards of water shattered into her thighs, stomach, chest, and face. Her […]

Electric Mr. Cohen By Rollo Nye an entire choir—drunkedly singing—on electrified wires inebriated birds—warblers—wobbling—wretchedly watching—humans covering their heads—respectfully they lift lighter than air then scatter—in directions—everywhere like former lovers—carrying yesterday’s news—under flapping wings away to dream of—insects, worms—and other such things.

Murray Dunlap’s most recent poem to appear here was The Azure of Her Eyes (March 2015)  True By Murray Dunlap From the jaws of madness I follow my heart And breathing easy Love rings true

Paul Goldberg’s most recent poem to appear here was I sat upon my grandpa’s knee (May 2015).  I walk on my street which is ever so nice By Paul Goldberg The streets around my house are ever so nice, But the block is a block, and you wouldn’t look twice. Tree lined, broad sidewalks too, […]