A Restful Rendezvous Pink roses in a rustic glass vase, the mellow touch of a khaki-colored, soft plaid blanket on my skin as I
Quick Thought About Hell By Toby Goostree
Quick Thought About Hell Maybe the final indignity will be that nothing else comes after. Particularly after a life that included early morning
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Granulated Gossip The old ladies sit on the porch and talk of love as if it was a childhood disease. They shake their heads
Two Poems By Marc Darnell
Adage My eyes see unapproachable things– but is first glance always correct? Don’t judge a book by its cover is something I repeat
Two Poems By L. Ward Abel
Wide as the Summer Dusk A blur of worlds at elevations where heaven starts, indistinguishing space, clouds, rain and the very tops, land and
Lizzy’s Sonnet By Russell Willis
Lizzy’s Sonnet Seemingly no place to go That inner voice now quiet, asleep While rages ‘round the burlesque show That is life, the one that’s
Grand Little Things 