Old Leaves Fall sheds its chameleon leaves as folk, their fallen summer, grieve. On dying leaves new colors grown, among the last that summer’s shown,
Author: PKey
Working writer based out of Houston.
Twos By Alan Bern
Twos Two men have counted you accomplice to an illness; they both created your image for a stiffness. Since neither could possess you willingly to
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METAMORPHOSIS All day the children have played among these sands, though now they’ve been called in; they’re new to castles; they’ve built them all wrong
Two Poems By Daniel Fitzpatrick
The Melancholy I set off for my own outrageous fate beneath these dozen frustrate family passions. (Beware this I, barker of glooms.) I sound myself
Poets Know It All! By Yanzhi Huo
Poets Know It All! Poets claim to behold what the summer means – while ordinary people know its spice of secrets of the heat hidden
