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Poetry Breakfast

Serving a little poetic nourishment Monday thru Friday and featuring a Short Play Saturday Matinee to read.

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October 2016

Commuters – A Poem by Kevin Shyne

Commuters The puppy sun licks at my face not letting me sleep. I wake aboard an inbound train uncurling in my seat. A man flips through a file, his office formed by knees and shirt. His neighbor’s paper crinkles, each... Continue Reading →

Hospice House – A Poem by Alan Harris

Hospice House They’ve been numerically labeled all their lives first husbands, second wives the last four of their social security number Not anymore for here each room is the name of a tree What used to be 227 is now... Continue Reading →

Washing – A Poem by Ford Dagenham

Washing supermarket underwear hanging out in the rain ordinary remnants of the unkillable poor the dead elastic trembles dt shakes in refinery fallout this vision feels like a shred of chop caught in back teeth and i am a head... Continue Reading →

Before Leaving Ireland, Summer of 2015 – A Poem by Stephanie M. Wytovich

Before Leaving Ireland, Summer of 2015 ++++++++ “…But I could never love again ++++++++++++++ He’s the only one for me, Jolene.” -Dolly Parton, “Jolene” We always saw morning, early hours, but never sun rise, and yet I’ve woken to this... Continue Reading →

Sleep Eating – A Poem by Mark Danowsky

Sleep Eating You used to eat 8 spiders while you slept, over a lifetime Maybe folks think about arachnids then put 8 and 8 together Now I hear we may eat 3 to 8 although some say dozens Living in... Continue Reading →

Feeling of Fall – A Poem by Cindy O’Quinn

Feeling of Fall The air changes from stale to crisp, the wind sweeps in coldness, it crawls into my bones with determination. I sense the change days before it happens; leaves drink in the color like ocean sponges. Along comes... Continue Reading →

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