Kashea C. McCowan’s most recent poem to appear here was “Tears in His Voice” (April 2019). What is Love? By Kashea C. McCowan A steady drum beat in unison with the heart, where tambourines sing. Best Friend By Kashea C. McCowan You are my best friend. I overstand you and you get me, completely.
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Windows
Megha Sood’s most recent poem to appear here was “Reminder” (April 2019). Windows By Megha Sood The discontinuity in my life which raises its head out of nowhere like a hidden window a discontentment or a sudden desire in the middle of a hot summer night when the warm breeze flow and tingle you just […]
Left Behind
J.B. Hogan’s most recent poem to appear here was “No Metaphor” (April 2019). Left Behind By J.B. Hogan She wore her beauty lightly, moved gently, softly through the world, left a trail of enamored men behind, men dazed, frozen in the cool light of her gaze. She meant no harm, gave no offense, with no […]
Smart Dumb
Hiram Larew’s most recent poem to appear here was “So What” (March 2019). Smart Dumb By Hiram Larew She was born inside out the size of a heavy orange. And the story goes that she was wobbly from the very start. Even as a little girl She was so smart and so damn dumb together— […]
Bees in the Cherry Trees
Nancy Scott McBride’s most recent poem to appear here was “The Tambourine” (April 2019). Bees in the Cherry Trees By Nancy Scott McBride As soon as the blossoms are fully open, the bees come to gather the precious pollen. They’re all business, the bees, working the trees from dawn to dusk until the petals fade […]
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