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...
I will Run I will Live – A Poem by Rimli Bhattacharya
I will run I will live
His words rang in her mind –
“I never loved you” .
She closed her ears,
To...
Poems by Peycho Kanev
Await
This white snow everywhere
and the solitude of everything
in this world of one color.
There are no birds in the sky,
no wind.
...
There is No Subject that isn’t Poetic Material – An Interview with Erin Rodoni
By Rajesh Subramanian
Erin Rodoni is the author of two full length poetry collections: Body, in Good Light (Sixteen Rivers Press, 2017) and A Landscape for Loss (NFSPS Press,...
No Such Thing As Distance – Karen Paul Holmes
Review by Lynn Alexander
When you enter Karen Paul Holmes’s poetry, you travel a path between love and death, joy and anguish, gravity and humor—the...
Poems by Prathap Kamath
Burnt down forest
It is bad when about sixteen years of life
lie like a patch of burnt down forest –
black, charcoaled, ash-bordered,
...
Poems by Robert Beveridge
Climb
Tired biceps flex, fingers
struggle. Hours
of darkness, of rope.
Still no light above.
There is a deep attraction
in relaxation, the power
of...
The Barren Womb – A poem by Rimli Bhattacharya
Three corpses lay in front of the mother,
Tiny ones, they are lifeless,
Once upon a time each one spoke to her,
Now speaks...
The Stories We Tell Ourselves: A Look Through the Lenses of Zen Buddhism and...
In his poem Can Palat W.S. Merwin reminisces about an abandoned, hillside farmstead he encountered as a young man. On a terrace he finds
an...
Poems by John Grey
We Risk Takers
It's snowing in the city.
I dig your car out
so you can risk your life
on pot-holed black-ice roads.
You're on your way
to making sure
you...
