Saint of the Trees What is the proper sacrifice To please our Lord, the Saint of Trees? I asked the ferns for their advice:
Tag: Poetry
The Battered Ballad of Fezzik and Inigo, or If You Rhyme One More Time, I’ll Make You a Mime By Ken Gosse
The Battered Ballad of Fezzik and Inigo, or If You Rhyme One More Time, I’ll Make You a Mime Each word he heard within
Two Poems By David Rosenthal
FREE STUFF The free stuff on the sidewalks isn’t free. Besides the obvious – repairs and freight – there are costs that we don’t
I traveled past the prose into a deeper wood By I. D. Brannan
I traveled past the prose into a deeper wood I traveled past the prose—into a deeper wood— ‘tis a different country—as I understood. I
Beetrail By Elizabeth Kerlikowske
Beetrail We had to get along when we were young the bee and me, us against the keepers. I wore protective coloration; she hummed
Two Poems By RC deWinter
Capella When unkind circumstance conspires delay impatient passion burns for love’s reward. The waiting fuels desire’s bright ballet, but yet unpartnered, what can be
Grand Little Things 