Andy Andrews is a visual artist and arts educator. He is married, has 2 children and 2 grandchildren. This is his first written publication. What a fun poem to be the first! crinumBy Andy Andrews I fought it early this afternoon the garden spade and the scraps of rope I found were of little use […]
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Tired Leaves
Alan Zhukovski’s poetry, art, and fiction have appeared or are forthcoming in MiPOesias, Foundling Review, Calliope Nerve, Indigo Rising Magazine, Cherry Blossom Review, Camel Saloon, Liebamour, Poets for Living Waters, Kerouac’s Dog, and others. You can find him on Facebook. Tired LeavesBy Alan Zhukovski Lights are creeping To the end of the street. Merry poplars Are dancing […]
Breaking the Holding Pattern
Mather Schneider lives in Tucson AZ and drives a cab for a living. His poetry and prose have appeared in the small press since 1993. He has 2 full-length books of poetry, Drought Resistant Strain, from Interior Noise Press, and He Took a Cab, from NYQ Press. Visit his blog. Breaking the Holding Pattern By Mather Schneider The […]
The Kiss
Alan Britt’s most recent poem to appear here was Common Love Poem(September 2011). The KissBy Alan Britt Approached by a leopard, I relax; one crumpled knee seeks the good life of Vesuvius pajama pants. Never could determine archetypes: black holes or gold; I guess it depends upon which side of the cosmic exchange you’re on, Canada […]
Did I miss a whisper
John J McKenna’s most recent poem to appear here was #6 Uptown: Summer (August 2011). Did I miss a whisperBy John J McKenna Did I miss a whisper a night utterance some clue cast into air from beneath the blanket of night and nocturne and sleep? Did I miss a whisper a small appendix to a prayer […]
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