Christopher Roe’s most recent poem to appear here was Stained Glass (December 2013). Through the shadows to the music By Christopher Roe Lonely in the early night listening to earth’s engine ticking as it cools a soft breeze upon my brow my mind still revving up and thoughts like frantic bats flee the dark cave […]
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eight stages of flow
Destiny Vaughn is a freelance writer and poetry editor of Hemingway’s Playpen. Her work has been published in White Ash. She studies creative writing at San Francisco State University. eight stages of flow By Destiny Vaughn i. i flow free like the seine–religious content pumps through my veins, electric flow sparks revolutions in my brain […]
Vitriol
Marie Lecrivain is the editor-publisher of poeticdiversity: the litzine of Los Angeles, a photographer, and writer-in-residence at her apartment. Her work has appeared in various journals including Maintenant, A New Ulster, Spillway, The Los Angeles Review, Poetry Salzburg Review, and others. She is the author of The Virtual Tablet of Irma Tre (Edgar & Lenore’s […]
A New Psalm
Tim J Brennan’s poetry can be found in many nice places, among them Talking Stick, The Bitchin’ Kitsch, The Lake (UK), and The Original Van Gogh’s Ear Anthology. Brennan’s plays have played widely in places such as Chicago, San Diego, Bethesda, Rochester MN, and most recently at Heartland Theatre in Bloomington IL. A New Psalm […]
Airbags
Tracy Koretsky’s poem Martha Makes Space on the Catwalk appeared here in January 2014. Airbags By Tracy Koretsky Within a swish, Steve Inskeep, the DOW, ……….the NASDAQ; within another: housing starts. Beyond the brake lights, ……….chap-handed men, toeing the light post, eyes raised to the massing clouds, ……….their thickening bottoms. No roofs today. No gutters. […]
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