THE SEA GAVE UP THE DEAD THAT HID IN IT I. Despite their spare, haphazard burial— three feet of dirt to seal the resting place—
Two Poems By A.Z. Foreman
San Francisco, 1987 He has become a different type of man Now that the plague assaults him, friend by friend, Finding resolve in each shake
Love Breaks Chains By Ceinwen E Cariad Haydon
Love Breaks Chains My own mother slapped me to shape me good, landed extra strikes to chase badness from me. Mum feared her own failings,
Two Poems By Russel Winick
Post-Arrest Inevitability When someone gets arrested For a “white collar” crime, Two other things then happen Almost all of the time. A neighbor says: “He
The First Robin By Father Richard Libby
THE FIRST ROBIN I woke this morning and I heard a song Familiar, cheerful, pleasing to my ear. It had been absent all the winter
Two Poems By Polly Giantonio
The Lake and the Loon his tremolo echoes through lake and skies piercing the soil of night the loon with onyx head and ruby eyes
Grand Little Things 