Autumn tree The barren branches of the blackened tree, In supplication do skyward stretch, Her frail limbs now a mere hazy sketch, Of bygone opulence
Two Poems By Craig Dobson
Honey The edges of ordinary things hammer Icarus wings against the light. Tired, older than I’ve ever known how to be, I try to save
Three Poems By Maureen Daniels
The Vizard And now, in a mask, it’s hard to say hello. Hello, mouth I will not kiss with my mouth. Hello, lips I have
Two Poems By Robert Pegel
Reluctant Surrender Anguish is too high a price to pay to learn the shortcut to God. Pain that leads to surrender, on the path to
Two Poems By Max Stone
Episode To think I was the only one who was lost, In a world where the only thing we share is water. I had none
Three Poems By Terri Simon
Bread When I am ground down, my bones into flour, what will I become in my final hour? When life’s heaviness grows too much to
Grand Little Things 