Ghazal for the End of the World Let’s drink black coffee after our friends have stopped watching for the sun. We’ll stay up and
Tag: Poetry
A natural love story By Dr. Sandhya V Alok
A natural love story She neither swayed nor twitched, eternity it seemed, in her silent still. Her gaze forlorn, her body stretched for her
Live and Learn By Sam Floyd
Live and Learn What was it that St. Thomas got to feel? What was it that his fingers got to touch? What is it
Lilacs By Wendy Gist
Lilacs for Phyllis (An Acrostic) Luminous blossoms flash periwinkle petals and Incite a heavy-sweet odor in the high plain neighborhood. Late Spring, raising character,
Two Poems By Michael R. Burch
Medusa Friends, beware of her iniquitous hair— long, ravenblack & melancholy. Many suitors drowned there— lost, unaware of the length & extent of
Borders By Jenny Dunbar
Borders. a nowhere truck stopped made somewhere a place to rest by unstill waters where dark shielded, wrapped us, shut out the imposition of
Grand Little Things 