Poems by Reed Venrick
Visiting Sartre Again
Well, Monsieur J.P. Sartre,
I come to visit you again,
After these 41 years—then
I was studying French over
At the “Alliance Francaise”
On Avenue Raspail, and
Now,...
Five Poems by Ivan Pozzoni
Hotel Acapulco
My emaciated hands continued to write,
turning each voice of death into paper,
That he lefts no will,
forgetting to look after
what...
Two Poems by Swati Moheet Agrawal
In Pursuit of Myself
I barely know who I am
much less who anyone else is.
I draw and colour a little.
I doodle.
I hone my artistic skills...
Poems by Bhoomi J N
Unbreak My Heart
Unbreak my heart,
Unbreak my heart.
What is it when,
Your dopamine receptors are broken?
The usual chai in the morning
does not make me happy anymore
My...
Around A Word – By Rick K. Reut
Cyclic Verse
Time
…as time flies fast – unless GOD cuts its wings.
But then time seems to simply start to run
out of space. Time sometimes only...
Divine Property – Poems by Tim Gavin
Divine Property Lix : Refugees
I stood at the wall—the half-broken wall—
holding the prayers they left behind, scraps of paper
sticking to the cracks, small pieces...
Three Poems by Arvilla Fee
Subway Blessing
I study the gaunt face of the woman
who sits opposite me on the subway;
it’s hard to tell her age—anywhere
between fifty and seventy I...
Three Poems by John Swain
The Hafting Seal
Sky taiga unmirrors the steel face of a birch blade,
the knifepoint circles sun in interlace upon the granite shore.
We enter the frigid...
Poems by Tania Alphonsa George
On a Sieve
What if the tea leaves,
Brewed ,boiled and broken-
Gave up all its essence:
All at once-
To sweeten our lips.
And all the residuals,
Grim and grime-
Unwanted,...
Three Poems By Taylor Dibbert
Better Left Unsaid
It’s important
To not use
Words like
Gaslighter
With a narcissist,
He learned that
The hard way.
Mezcal Thursday
He's stopping by
The liquor store
On his way
Home from work,...
