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A small house in east wall
helping a friend with a bed out the door of their rental. the van parked in rain on the corner. their home like ants with a grasshopper...
DS Maolalai
Apr 281 min read
In the Palm of our Hands Ghazal
Join me, my wonder, palm to palm a walk in the wind with me under palms or pines or firs, such mercy skin to skin, a thirst holding...
John Davis
Apr 281 min read


Moth Balls.
There were times as a kid in the park behind the factory, across from the railroad tracks, I would hang around with friends attempting...
Anthony Cordasco
Apr 281 min read


A short story of playful payback or wind and heart force
Tree leaves clatter on the attic and wake you up this morning, that might be fragile otherwise. A tile rattles – not in your brain, and...
Arno Bohlmeijer
Apr 281 min read


Black Beach Idyll
Late afternoon. Subarctic shoreline.
Sun nowhere to be seen.
Beneath an opaque white sky...
James McKee
Mar 281 min read
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Experience, a Duplex[1]
How do we capture experience? Trap words in a jar and seal it tight? Words trapped in a jar and sealed up tight are muzzled, silenced...
Jennifer Dotson
Mar 271 min read


Thistle do nicely
Above, Scotch mist rises,
blue, slow and creamy.
Thistle, guardian against invaders...
Hugh Findlay
Mar 271 min read


GENUS ASCLEPIAS
Do you know me?
You’ve seen me now and then
I perfume the air, blossoms clustered... thus
Michael F. Bemis
Mar 271 min read


Inside the Hive
Capture for me in vivid and moving verse The essence of a summer day, distilled Down to the happiness in a honeybee’s dance. Sing for me...
Doug Tanoury
Mar 271 min read


The Silent Oak
In twilight's grasp, the oak stands tall and proud,
Its branches whisper secrets to the breeze...
Rajendra prasad Gupta
Mar 271 min read




Coming Back
His feet touch earth, and the soil recalls his heft, every step
a soft murmur of unwilling return. The sky unmoved...
David M. Alper
Mar 271 min read




Hummingbird Heart:
I did not like to be held as a child trapped in my mother's lap. Her arms constricting, every fidget of my body. Nowhere for my head to...
Grace E Wagner
Feb 282 min read


Not the End of the World
“Unhand her, vagabond,” was my one line in the school play. I had the part of the cop, a minor role compared to Beth Levine’s, the...
Paul Hostovsky
Feb 282 min read


Boom Fires of the Skies
High above Locarno’s port with outside eyes to east at midnight: fires of the skies come speak to me in staccato forks flashed seconds...
Robert H. Bunzel
Feb 281 min read


Who We Are is Who We Were
Porch light haloed in moths, house leaking into the night. Inside, my father drinks, dark rum cleaving memory from throat, I take it...
John Pring
Feb 281 min read


First Light
Bodies heavy with rifles, we gorged on meat, fresh from the river and yellow fields, just boys learning to carry death on our tongues, ...
John Pring
Feb 281 min read


Fated Nebulae
Like supernovae artists,
clouds disperse behemoth art,
James Ph. Kotsybar
Jan 181 min read


Message In A Spacecraft
Look out, Ophiuchus, Voyager’s near! Earth has randomly shot some gold your way. We hope our sounds and music suit your ear and you’ll...
James Ph. Kotsybar
Jan 181 min read
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