Poems by J. D. Nelson
was there something in the room with the elephant?
as deep as the night would...
Five Poems By Cameron Morse
Focal Seizures
These small smells
that last a few
seconds
little signals
signposts
whiffs of
the trail he’s
picking up on
the narrative
thread lost
trailhead
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A warrior forages
wild mushrooms
Peels,...
Poems By Kerry Shawn Keys
Karma
Queerly odd, he was to some
and clearly odd to others,
and to the one he loved best
a contrary or a squirrel, no less.
To himself, he...
Tanka by Gabriel Rosenstock
Gabriel Rosenstock’s Tanka Series – 10
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1.
to the very end
learning the grammar of love
my only duty
examine me, i’m ready
...
Poems by Gavin Bourke
So I shot Myself in The Face
I went to the garden and it didn’t go so well,
So I shot Myself...
Two Poems by Tali Cohen Shabtai
The End
Look, my father
the road is becoming shorter
there is no sense that will change what is coming!
That's why I'm preparing a nice note...
Mrs. Podolski – Two Poems by Robert Wexelblatt
These are the latest in a series of poems about a tough, and smart, sometimes acerbic old lady, Mrs. Podolski, all monologues addressed to...
3 Poems by Adithya Patil
Countable
How many sunsets have you let pass
without watching, by yourself, the sun sink?
How many rooms have you stood in,
hour after hour, facing different...
Dublin Is Us – An Epic Poem – By Gavin Bourke
Dublin Is Us
(For My Friend Jim Kelly)
Cold October Saturdays and endless grey
what if it was all an illusion to begin with anyway?
Oh Glorious...
Two Ancient Sumerian Elegies in English – By Tikva Hecht
Author's Note:
These elegies were originally written in Sumerian and are dated circa 1700 BC, making them among the oldest known written texts in the...
