On My Way to Austria All swift-footed, carrying far too much, A stranger took me for a nighttime stroll. And Schönbrunn, only inches from my
Tag: Poetry
Two Poems By Mia Amore Del Bando
Pale Ale You loved Pale Ales and green American Spirits My favorite kind of red flag Bannering across my amber eyes Love can taste like
A Heathen’s Winter Solstice Prayer By Carl Kinsky
A Heathen’s Winter Solstice Prayer The summer solstice past, Earth’s axis shifts, its north pole tilting further from the Sun till sunlight lands but weak
Three Poems By Hibah Shabkhez
Clutch-Clasp The clasp on this clutch is my grip On you, breath. It looks strong But in a single choke or slip I could so
Two Poems By Bogdan Borgovan
Mother and I In the beginning, the iron fence protected the young tree from badgers and other wild animals. With arrows pointing upward, it hugged
Guillotine By David Stephenson
Guillotine Of course you’ve heard of me. I’m the French guy who engineered an elegant machine to shorten enemies of the regime repeatably, no mess,
Grand Little Things 