Michael Gurnow has been published domestically, as well as abroad, translated, and anthologized. His work may be found in Big Toe Review, Dissident Voice, The Externalist, Literary Kicks, Missouri Life, The Modern Word, The Smoking Poet, and Word Riot, among others. Visit his web site. Autobiography of a Scholar By Michael Gurnow Mom was light by December and Daddy told everyone Kate Smith waited […]
It's just poetry, it won't bite
maybe it’s back
Charlotte Rauner is a 14-year-old poet from Englewood NJ. Poetry is her passion, her hobby, and her love. She won a Silver Medal for Poetry (2010) from the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. She has appeared at live venues to read her work and was a participant in Spark […]
Elephant and Egret
Stan Galloway’s most recent poem to appear here was Reverie. This is a love poem too, but of a very different nature. Elephant and Egret By Stan Galloway We can’t all be elephants– the big majestic ivory-laden monoliths of Peace– the ones who can’t but draw attention by their stature in the world, the Grahams, the […]
Cochlea
Christine Jessica Margaret Reilly is pursuing her MFA in poetry at Sarah Lawrence University. She received a BA in psychology and English: creative writing at Bucknell University. Two of her poems will be featured in The Clearing: Forty Years with Toni Morrison, 1970-2010, by James Braxton Peterson and Carmen Gillespie. Christine’s work has been published […]
Luxe Love
Cherryl’s poem Let’s Let Winter Be was posted here in February 2011. Luxe Love By Cherryl Garner In the soft rose settle, the breath, the small arc of a brow turned, woken head, light kiss to a same kiss, one hand to hand is luxe love.
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