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...
Two Poems by Colette RC
Patience
It’s a kind of love, is it not?
How your bottle holds the milk,
how your highchair stands upright and foursquare,
how the playmat accepts the continuous...
LIFE – Limericks by Sukanta Mandal
Life
1
In life, we all face a duet,
Like a cigarette's fiery onset.
We spark into being,
Moments worth seeing,
But too quickly, we're gone, and yet...
2
In the pages...
Poems by Glenn Wright
Uneasy Autumn
A rioting waxwing flash mob strikes,
looting the trees of nut and fruit.
The forest’s carcass shows bright streaks
of yellow; the birds fly off in...
Poems by Michael Gessner
Tower of Aspiration
Death may come this evening.
I’ve been climbing a hill,
the knees of my pants are torn
from crawling, and through
the years I’ve had...
Poems by Madison Yoest
A Question, to the Jaw Bones I Know Well
Will my wisdom teeth
fold in
on themselves,
like an incorrectly melting candle, if I admit
to feeling unwise?
Will they...
Poems by Jaya Abraham
Stargazers’ night
The sky spreads
A vast canvas of dreams
The street sleeps
Moon, the big mom
Paints silver
Across my window.
Aldebaran, ardent follower
Steals a wink,
At the Pleiadean...
Four Poems by Gavin Bourke
A Disused Railway Line in Navan Town
Stretching for miles and miles
beyond what the eyes can see ordinarily
passed the horizon of richest greenery.
The tracks overgrown...
Six Poems by Colin Ian Jeffery
Cat
Pussy cat, pussy cat
Serene and relaxed
Sitting on lap
Purring being stroked
Soothing words of love spoken.
Pussy cat, pussy cat
Hunting in the garden
Seeking mice and birds
Creeping through...
Four Poems by Duane Anderson
Let’s Bleed
He walked into the room
and said “Let’s bleed.”
It was his time,
the right building, the right room,
right day, right time.
I took his name and...
