Elizabeth Dublin’s most recent poem to appear here was Jack o’lantern Love (October 2013). May Day By Elizabeth Dublin Forsythia blooms late this year behind the last of the daffodils and hyacinth. The dogwood drops its petals in ribbons, a pink and white maypole, dancing. Labor and leisure, yin and yang dominate the discourse in […]
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April
Rafael Ayala Páez was born in Zaraza, Guárico, Venezuela in 1988. He studied at the Universidad Nacional Experimental Simón Rodríguez (UNESR). His collection included Bocados de silencia (2012) and The lightness of matter (2012). His work was featured in The Blue Hour Anthology–A collection of poetry, prose and art (Blue Hour Press 2013). He was […]
Anger
Bobbie Troy’s most recent poem to appear here was Fleeting Soul (January 2014). Anger By Bobbie Troy anger wears me out it takes my guts and ties them up like an overstuffed sausage that’s ready to burst and when the anger subsides I am spent and nothing has been resolved
Christmas Lights
Bill Webb’s most recent poem to appear here was Clarity (February 2014). Christmas Lights By Bill Webb Lights sparkle in your eyes the tree adorned children gently snore. It is then I understand the beauty of unwrapping.
Trinity
Richard Schnap’s most recent poem to appear here was Portrait in Three Movements (March 2014). Trinity By Richard Schnap He told me in a bar one night There are three types of people Those as mindless as sheep Following whoever leads them Those as predatory as wolves Telling the sheep where to go And those […]
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