Liz Farrell’s most recent poem to appear here was The Party Ends (September 2011). FlashbacksBy Liz Farrell Biking through town Unsure of a destination Positive to be nowhere bound. The sun hits your face Wind through your hair Sweat glistening, pulse racing A simple pleasure with so much promise. It was so easy to escape then. Youth […]
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Mutual Dedication
Nate Spears’ most recent poem to appear here was Wild Flower (October 2011). Mutual DedicationBy Nate Spears No one ever said it will be easy, believe me I’ve seen the light Guiding my structure to better sight Watch less; no time To be fright -10 -ed We’ll be within every corner of any shack, palace, or park […]
Thanks
Miriam Berele lives in Chicago with her husband and 5 children. She writes in a variety of genres on serious and occasionally whimsical subjects, developing her interests in religion and absurdity. ThanksBy Miriam Berele to the clock I thought I had wasted the entire morning playing computer games for nobody but when I saw by […]
The Guests at the Feast
Ailill’s most recent poem to appear here was Inspiration (October 2010). The Guests at the Feast By Ailill These castle walls, meant to serve and protect, reject the knocking of the friend, allowing the enemy to enter within. At the midnight hour, calling upon his powers, deceptively, the adversary enchants, be-spelling the inhabitants into a trance. When […]
Dog Daze
Born and raised in Charlotte NC, Foster Cameron Hunter is, in addition to being a poet and short fiction writer, a visual artist who works mainly in watercolors and mixed media. He is also an aspiring graphic designer. As a rogue scholar his appetite for understanding is voracious. Being a creator who paints images with […]
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