For Love of the Giant Squid (in sapphics) Dear, you shaved. Your legs that were rough are squid smooth— Calves like leaves spread, arrow-tipped tendrils;
Tag: Poetry
Tribalism By Ceinwen E. Cariad Haydon
Tribalism A small dog barks. A bigger, fiercer one barks back, assured of his dominance of winter’s still, night air. They’ve never met in daylight,
Daffodil Incantation By Arvilla Fee
Daffodil Incantation the first hope of resurrection, shoots emerging from the tomb fingers of yellow, aching, mellow, life renewed in swishes of wind as soft
Two Poems By Russel G. Winick
Technology Failures Of high tech glitches there have been, Here’s where mine begin. The store alarms that go off when I’m just on my way
Twenty-Four By Pearce Green
Twenty-Four Mocking fame, I do erase the names on graves And sobbing gruellishly begin to use the names myself. I go To visit my new
Two Poems By Jenny Dunbar
Dusk she listens, casts a cloak as cool begins to seep and lovers wait the gate is warm wood and lichened earth as pungent as
Grand Little Things 