Pompano Beach On the beach a classic rock band plays to the ocean and the sand – guitars and bass sit on bloated bellies salt
Tag: Poetry
A COSMIC DANCE by Brian Yapko
A COSMIC DANCE From Tycho on the Moon A juggling act I see A star whose rays light up the stage Of all eternity The
Two Poems By Daniel Edward Moore
Make Me Feel Believable strung out on silence in a Merton kind of way without a cross in my arm without being buried in Kentucky’s
Three Poems By Marly Youmans
An Idle Fancy Impossible to be an innocent, The mind like sunshine on a magic day, Unmarred by soot or shrapnel mockery— To be a
Celestial By Tamiko Dooley
Celestial When minutes crawl at ever slower pace And silence prowls lion-like by the bed, As memories cast shadows on my face And day’s first
And One Who Knows Not By Gershon Ben-Avraham
And One Who Knows Not Unlike a woman’s womb that binds in love a longed-for child, the darkened walls of rot that closed her in
Grand Little Things 