Carpe Diem Give me a flit, a flop, or a fly, Give me a song before I die. I’ll work for wages, or beans or
Two Poems By Jeffrey Essmann
The Communion Visit “My Tom, he had the cancer…” (sips then just a bit of milky tea and grabs a napkin chinward for some wayward
Sonnet Written in Disappearing Ink By Heather Truett
Sonnet Written in Disappearing Ink You know how it is in dreams. The house is also an airplane. The airplane is broken. The airplane can
Two Poems By Jenny Dunbar
Moon Woolf Red light at three a.m. blinks across the bedroom chair awake, I feel the pulse in its narrow glare a faint insistent scrape
A MORNING ELEGY By John Grey
A MORNING ELEGY Eos dispenses dew from a pithos, Grass tips glisten in freshly baked light, Sun emerges from night’s fearful mythos For morning’s ritual,
Two Poems By Deborrah Corr
In Old Growth The planet and its forest pivot far enough for the sun to stream between silent giants. Light switches on. Bracken and cedar
Grand Little Things 