Grave stone A poem by Farideh Hassanzadeh Grave stone This is the only door that will be closed to you forever. Every time you bring a bouquet of flowers there is no hand to take it, to put it in... Continue Reading →
Exercising MemoryA poem by Tricia Knoll Exercising Memory Push it to pant in oxygen debt? Fling it to the locker room bench or stamp the mud off its treads? Lift the blue barbells of the past to your chin over... Continue Reading →
Writing a Poem about my Legs While I Wait for New Tires to be Mounted on My Car A poem by John Dorroh Writing a Poem about my Legs While I Wait for New Tires to be Mounted on My... Continue Reading →
Transition of Heartbeats A poem by Barry Lewis Transition of Heartbeats Small hands squeeze last drops of fun from summer—Sun winks approval. Trees, stairways to adventure. Azure sky, clouds, loose webbing for picking apples. Picnic remnants packed, blanket stashed. Summer... Continue Reading →
Marveling A poem by Eugene Datta Marveling Dappled sunlight on the hills, red chili peppers drying on tin roofs – the archers take aim. A man walks into an empty bus stop and sits down on the bench, a pigeon... Continue Reading →
Embers to Stars A poem by Ken Gierke Embers to Stars On a still night, flames rise from crackling maple into thin smoke that wafts upward in a loose spiral, coaxed ever higher by glowing embers that lie in the... Continue Reading →
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