Poems by Arvilla Fee

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      The Past   “Fear not for the future, weep not for the past.” ~Percy Bysshe Shelley   Is it water, a slow wearing away of a hardened stone?   Is it fire, burning down the...

Two Poems by Ralph Culver

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    The New Man At night, preparing for sleep, he faces himself in the mirror, and the image before him becomes gradually more foreign, more remote,...

Poems by Prathibha Nandakumar

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    Paint me a forest First, I said I am a kaleidoscope. If he turned me around, he could discover changing patterns and colours. He said he...

Poems by John Grey

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    The Living and the Dead  It is a river that bears drowning victims as well as the souls of Algonquin ancestors, and its current is endless liquid...

Poems by Peter Magliocco

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      2-Faced Shooter   Learning to rhyme with the dawn of in-Hu-Man,  Tasting what revels in itself as a child watches Me stumbling across the street, late for work,...

Three Poems by Charlie Brice

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      Found and Lost   I want to return to the dirt road that led to our home on Walloon Lake—where every weed that survived  backhoe and snowplow garnered...

Poems by Charlie Brice

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  The Future Past We strolled along a clay path in Frick Park where leaves fell like heroes’ confetti and where our past rambled toward us from...

Poems by Isidoros Karderinis

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  The reader I read with pleasure the books That writhe at my touch Their pages full of lines That mirror their soul. In them I found the golden light.   A...

Poems by Arjan Kallco

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      Universal peace The sea lies wide undisturbed in its own defined space without daring to take the smallest step as a visitor to the shore. Today he doesn't...

Poems by Dimitris P. Kraniotis

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    The Red Poem I painted red The sky Days that I lost myself And denied myself Laughing without reason I lived those I painted red The water I drowned in tears And saved me Forgetting...