Fog A poem by Barbara Zucker Fog From a place that is not near, I look hard to meet it. A ribbon of blue, gray, and green unfurls. The blue sky is hesitant, and waits its turn. The gray fog... Continue Reading →
The Force Beneath A poem by Alisha Hana The Force Beneath Deep within the aquamarine sea A force beneath rumbles like thunder Serenely drifting upon the clear, shimmering water Gazing out into the infinite canvas of eternity A tickle of... Continue Reading →
Too Late An Epiphany A poem by Bach Le Too Late An Epiphany One’s childhood is marred with shameful things they didn’t think that way then. Munch mondays with profanity, The rest with gore and sore. Have you envisaged? Childish.... Continue Reading →
Beauty Flares A poem by Barb Christing Beauty Flares thunder rolls across bloated skies bones rattle and moan ‘til pain shoots through grays a lightning strike that rebukes defense ignites a fire that rages blows wild, untamed its heat blisters... Continue Reading →
Coffee Flavored Form A poem by Laura Daniels Coffee Flavored Form I bring my laptop sit at the same table wave to the regulars eyeball the newbies watch people, and overhear conversations snippets of inspiration add flavor to my form: I... Continue Reading →
Why WorryA poem by Tricia McCallum Why Worry and pine for what is not, all the beauty now dust, the sad terrible waste, when we are mere particles of stardust, here for an instant, then on to unimaginable other planes.... Continue Reading →
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