KJ Hannah Greenberg’s most recent poem to appear here was The Fullness of Aging: Autumn’s Showy Bounty, published as part of Contributor Series 10: Silken Rags, in December 2011. Jukebox JuryBy KJ Hannah Greenberg Greens and other bitters spring as grandiose farmers, ever kerningRows, fields, acreage, compensate for little, gnostic pollen explosions. Such copal-sourced, childish harmonies […]
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Nocturne in C
Stan Galloway’s most recent poem to appear here was Onset of Winter (March 2012). Sana Khalesi has studied English literature in Iran, where she lives and has had her poetry published in Neveshta: The International Iranian Review of Literature. She writes in both Farsi and English. This is her first poem to be published in English. It […]
My Quiver
Betty Ruth Speir’s most recent poem to appear here was Hollowdays (January 2012)My QuiverBy Betty Ruth Speir This Valentine’s day my quiver is loadedFilled with arrows so full of loveIf they find no targetsI fear implosion
Long Yellow
Scott Owens’ most recent poem to appear here was The Possibility of Substance Beyond Reflection (March 2012).Long YellowBy Scott OwensPen to lips,eyes glossed over,waiting for lightto change, there’s no doubtshe’s writing, like me,while driving, notebookbalanced on one kneejust out of sight,as if I might seeotherwise and knowthe safest way to doan unsafe thing.I wonder how she managesto […]
When Your Husband Is Diagnosed With Cancer
Laurie Michelle Summer’s most recent poem to appear here was At Forty-One (February 2011).When Your Husband Is Diagnosed With CancerBy Laurie Michelle Summer Is it unseemlyTo craft poetryFrom tragedy? A spray of fresh new thought springs forth, unexpectedly.As if opening a drawer one thought for so long empty and findingA live heartRaw and redSet against the flowered […]
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