Hourglass A poem by Hope Clayton Hourglass We have always tried to capture time water clock dripping liquid into a vessel sundial casting shadow onto stone hourglass spilling sand through a narrow neck Now Beverley unbinds the hands of time turns hourglass on... Continue Reading →
Three Friends and Three Gifts on an August Evening A poem by Nancy L. Hausauer Three Friends and Three Gifts on an August Evening One gave me eggs-- green and tan and brown, form perfect enough to live for, but:... Continue Reading →
Waxing Moon A poem by Bonita Lini Markowski Waxing Moon I try to hold the moon in my hands like Nonni held her rosary; try to pass hard moon rocks through my fingers like holy beads. But three years after... Continue Reading →
Light A poem by Shaun R. Pankoski Light When I think of myself as strong, I think of hauling huge rocks in a wheelbarrow, or jugs of water in big blue containers. I think of being the smallest recruit on... Continue Reading →
Pelicans on the Bow A poem by Josephine LoRe Pelicans on the Bow two pelicans flew down the wide boulevard of the river, circled and returned to the raised bar of sand & pebbles & chased gulls away two pelicans... Continue Reading →
On the Perch A poem by Tina Hacker On the Perch I know how it feels to belong to a small tribe. You are different; you can be isolated, small bird always competing. I know how it aches to be... Continue Reading →
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