Giving Up the Ghost Thinking to write of love, I took up quill to praise its verdant garden of delights; to romp once more through
Tag: Poetry
Two Poems By Lisa McCabe
Felliniesque In the Fellini movie of your life You drive a road through Tuscany. Your sports car is Venetian red, though color is illusory; the
Two Poems By Askold Skalsky
MOUSETRAP Troubled in endless infancy am I, pressing gobs and gobbets down the throat, merging with edibles of sound and plastic images of eye, the
New Grass By Michael Neal Morris
New Grass The wild grass is gone and a layer of sand, a mini-desert encircles the house, except where the careful sidewalk marks the path
Patriarch of Beauty By Arthur L Wood
Patriarch of Beauty Hear me, and tell me why I love thee so Kiss me, and kiss me twenty times as sweet Hold me to
What’s love? By Gregory E. Lucas
What’s love? What’s love? Only flickers on a theater’s screen? In the empty corridor the woman waits and waits for the man who occupies her
