Contributor Series 4: Aspects of the Elephant lives on two pages. This myth poem begs to be read it many times over for there is much here to contemplate in regard to love. Personally, I might have titled it: The First Valentine’s Day. But that’s just me. Contributor Series 4: Aspects of the Elephant […]
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The Philosophy of Math
BR Belletryst is a gay writer and poet based in central Ohio. He has been writing professionally for several years and has been published in several online literary journals. He is currently attending Ohio University as a full-time student, working hard toward his degree in business and accounting. You can read more of his work […]
Snow in New Orleans
Louis Gallo was born and raised in New Orleans and now teaches at Radford University in Virginia. His work has appeared in Glimmer Train, Berkeley Fiction Review, Rattle, New Orleans Review, Missouri Review, The Ledge, Raving Dove (Pushcart Prize nominee), Texas Review, and many others. His chapbook, The Truth Changes, will be published in March […]
Camelot
You have read the fine poetry of Danielle Cross here before (reserving judgment, Contributor Series 1: 9/11, 9-12). In case you haven’t visited her blog recently, take a minute to do so now and notice how great it looks with the new layout. This poem is set on a beach, but the mood is decidedly […]
Poésies Fraternelles
Maxwell K Riggsbee Jr’s poem Beginnings Never End debuted at vox poetica in July. He is a technology executive who spends much of his time traveling between coasts and abroad. All that travel allows Maxwell to explore the boundaries of technology as he explores the boundaries of physical space. This is a collection of his […]
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