Claire Scott’s most recent poem to appear here was “Are We Allowed to be Old?” (June 2019). Fact Checking Fake News By Claire Scott So glad you’re back, my love. I was getting a bit worried what with it getting dark and all. And you seem so happy to see me, such a bright smile […]
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Dissonance
Megha Sood’s most recent poem to appear here was “Windows” (June 2019). Dissonance By Megha Sood The soulful music of the artist lost against the white noise of the subway roll the laughter amongst the trees lost between the gale and the thundering rain the buzzing of the hummingbird overshadowed by the trucks going down […]
Justin Addresses Shu, the God of Dry Air, and Tefnut the Goddess of Damp Air, Who Will Marry in Their Home, A Terrarium
Marc Tretin’s most recent poem to appear here was “Justin Addressed by Ra, a Sun God, Whose Weeping of Bees Symbolizes Resurrection” (June 2019). Justin Addresses Shu, the God of Dry Air, and Tefnut the Goddess of Damp Air, Who Will Marry in Their Home, a Terrarium By Marc Tretin Oh Shu, Oh Tefnut, Congratulations! […]
Insomnia and Ink
Devika Mathur is a poet from India. Her work has been published in Subterranean blue Poetry, Visual Verse, The rye whiskey, Indian periodicals, Sudden denouement and elsewhere. She also has a blog. Insomnia and Ink By Devika Mathur It is a memoir of bottled conversations that my hand does to my mouth and my mouth to […]
An Electric Touch
Ken Allan Dronsfeld’s most recent poem to appear here was “Missive Panoply” (June 2019). An Electric Touch By Ken Allan Dronsfeld Dance into the room stocking feet shuffle quick touch to the ear the electric zapping jolt giggles through the parlor left upon the guarded watch plan a wondrous escape from another static bolt run […]
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