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Tag: Poetry
After A Year By Aimee Nicole
After A Year We’ve dated through all 4 seasons now. The honeymoon phased into whatever comes after. Lying still as I’m in the morgue
Creation By Carol Casey
Creation Hard frozen in some time-plagued realm till purity can overwhelm the seed of beauty turns in sleep and sprouts a root, from somewhere
Three Poems By Dawn Corrigan
Beach Rental Just under thunderclouds, two pelicans glide. Crabs dance over sand, runners stealing a base. They rebuild a world with each outgoing tide
Two Poems By Chris Bullard
Giving Back To will her organs, mom ignored the priest who warned that she might dispossess her soul unless she occupied a church-owned hole.
A Jungle Dance By Brian A. Yapko
A Jungle Dance Insects buzzing, feathers flapping, rumbles Of hungry mammal-mouths demanding meat; Decay and sticky leaves, a monkey tumbles Through humid, heavy air. There
Grand Little Things 