born through words By Jim Mazzouccolo Born through words electronic kernels scattered in the aether taking root in loamy souls; sprouting a bed of intertwining intimacies, shoots taking root in expectant gardeners entrusted with the cultivation of each other
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Fine Line
Devon Balwit’s most recent poem to appear here was “what words?” (December 2016) Fine Line By Devon Balwit do not brandish the stump over the heads of others don’t knock with the white cane against the windows […]
What Magnitude
Jude Folly lives and writes in southern California. What Magnitude By Jude Folly at what magnitude of torn limbs he pulled apart your senses; he, a phantom and zealous lover seamlessly fused; the dark arts of his palms conjuring tempests of delight from your flesh; the deus ex machina of the moment, a ruptured unit of […]
Roses and Ravens
Nicole Yurcaba’s most recent poem to appear here was “There Are No Athiests In Infidelity” (January 2015) Roses and Ravens By Nicole Yurcaba I keep the Draculas he gives me taped inside journals, framed on flat white walls: the Bela Lugosis and Count Choculas snipped from pop-culture magazines and mainstream cereal boxes by a man who cloaks […]
The Bard of Byron
Gregory Gunn’s most recent poem to appear here was “Surviving Modern Thermopylae” (November 2016) The Bard of Byron By Gregory Gunn To surrender the ecstasy of hopelessness, The elation of melancholy, the joy of its Expression in a sweeter metre mellifluous, And all de rigueur that the robust heart inhibits; To renounce the order and efficiency, […]
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