Poems by Duane Anderson
In the Eyes of the Carpet
Day in and day out
you walk across my face,
for that is the only part of me you can see
as...
Poems by Gabriel Rosenstock
Corpse of the Sweet Mouth
I am searching for the body
of Amulya Barua
twenty-four year old poet
His body—Assam’s own Lorca—
never found
...
“Rome” – Poems by Marina Kazakova
1
Are we, or are we not?
Are we, or are we not
alone?
How can you hide from what is always in you?
How can the rain...
Poems by Nishy Leela George
Translated from the Malayalam by Dr. K.C.Muraleedharan
Tale of a Monkey
Beyond the river bank,
she sat anticipating the juicy heart
with the flavour of figs
The river...
Catullus in London – A Poem by Rehan Qayoom
Introductory Note by the author :
Catullus succeeded in his aim to make it ever impossible to pinpoint the identity of his beloved and yet...
Four Poems By Kevin Casey
Chemistry
We mix, though a true solution eludes us:
at best we blend in suspension, debating
as to which is the solute, which the solvent,
until one...
Poems by Gary Beck
Fleeting
Summer ended,
the last butterfly
does not migrate,
lands on sheltered tree,
expires, a brief life
without knowledge
of good or evil,
only touching
those who noticed.
In My Lifetime
When I was young
I...
2 Poems by Zoran Pešić Sigma
Translated by Danijela Trajković
The World is an Infinite Black Mattress
The world is an infinite black mattress
on which small gray beings jump
occasionally God angry
calm down...
Poems by Kalyani Bindu
A letter to end things
Dear phantom Ex
These days you come like a spectre. You are a double-barrelled creature.
I've loved you for several years now....
Human To Human – By Gavin Bourke
Human To Human
Opened up a can of worms to spread over a beehive
lay on the warm molten rock split by the atoms from the...
