Rosalind Kaliden’s most recent poem to appear here was “He Bows, Walks Off the Mat” (July 2019). April Morning, 2016 By Rosalind Kaliden Goldfinches, little dolls of gold fluttering around the corner of the sky.* —Mary Oliver Just the lemon-yellow jartings, between the branches of the still-leafless tree, catch my eye—a half dozen could fit […]
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Leaving Oaxaca
Max Reif’s most recent poem to appear here was “On the Freeway Between Buenos Aires and La Plata” (June 2019). Leaving Oaxaca By Max Reif You don’t say goodbyeto these colors.They are hereto shake me awake.Inside, these streets,the textures of these trees,these flowers, thesegentle people remain,are part of me now and I, part of them.
Sea Glass
Michael Copeland’s most recent poem to appear here was “Heart Throb” (June 2019). Sea Glass By Michael Copeland The light of the light In the still of the night is a beacon for all to see. Guiding the way In the light of the day and o’er the darkened sea. With a flash of the […]
Buttered Concrete
J.B. Hogan’s most recent poem to appear here was “Long Dark Spell” (July 2019). Buttered Concrete By J.B. Hogan Above velvet trees lining a buttered concrete lane, technicolor clouds in green and gold soothe as they drift toward a far off land of dreams and you and them alone together. Sailing then upon a hazy […]
Stealing Identity
Murray Dunlap’s most recent poem to appear here was “Foreword Movement” (June 2019). Stealing Identity By Murray Dunlap My life went awry In that very instant Timed to the split second Without my heart Indefinite conclusion and Lost identity A vagrant continued life Iron weights in my pockets Cement in my shoes I journey on […]
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