Anthony Ward’s most recent poem to appear was That Sinking Feeling (December 2012). Figments By Anthony Ward Are we figments of our imaginations? Our eyes cameras recording memories Capturing moments upon conscious cellolid. Editing lives into versions of ourselves When things don’t turn out how we imagine?
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JoLynne Holloman Bremmer lives and works in the Philadelphia area. Her writing is usually confined to short scripts and interviews for her work as a video producer and editor. When she’s not behind the camera or computer she enjoys yoga, attending soccer games with her husband, and traveling.UntitledBy JoLynne Holloman Bremmer my fear isn’t putting […]
Creatures
Born and raised in Portland OR, Susan Sweetland Garay received a BA degree in English literature from Brigham Young University, spent some time in the Ohio Appalachians, and currently lives in the Willamette Valley with her husband and cat, working in the vineyard industry and dabbling in wine making. Her love for books also inspired […]
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Simon Perchik is an attorney whose poems have appeared in Partisan Review, The Nation, The New Yorker, and elsewhere. For more information, including free e-books, his essay titled “Magic, Illusion and Other Realities,” and a complete bibliography, visit his website.*By Simon PerchikAs if your death is not yet the same weighttraps count on though you are […]
The Nothingness of You
Bobbie Troy’s most recent poem to appear here was Cleansing (November 2012).The Nothingness of YouBy Bobbie Troy i tried to embrace the airas i embraced youso many timesbut the air disappearedyet surrounded melike the nothingness of you
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