Joseph Victor Milford – what he said was by accident
Joseph Victor Milford what he said was by accident occidentally what he did set him to saying such things he’d do and not admit to …
"Poetry begins and ends with a rhyme." (D. Rudoy)
Joseph Victor Milford what he said was by accident occidentally what he did set him to saying such things he’d do and not admit to …
William Charles Delman Trying Desperately to Hold a DayWhen I Was Nine-Years-Old The tourniquet is a tree limb in a photo Where no I goes …
Sophia Dever 4 Poems Poor Waves Poor orphan waves, you have no mother. You have the sea. You have no other. Losing Poems I had …
Sheila E. Murphy African Daisies Not white this Median confined along Lincoln and 24th In breath a photograph Before nightfall these Colors in profusion’s Faith-based …
C. Nolan Deweese Names of Forties Rotting Lightning, Halfway There, Street Cred., Trapdoor, Devilmint, Big Bear, Spit Eye, Glass Eye, Crooked Eye, Aye Eye, Gizzard …
Todd Colby Perhaps You Misunderstood Entry fee: $150.00 (tax deductible) Snowmobiles provided. Extended life meat (reanimated) left near pantry: pasteurized and/or actually flopping again or …
Best modern poets Rhyming poems about love Guillermo Juan Parra Evil Stanzas No spirit seek here rest. …
Andrew French UPROOTED NIPPLES CELLOPHANE SLOSHING HYDRA THE HIS WHITE NOISE DOOR CORPUSCLES PLEXI-GLASS ROOM THIN TERMINAL WILL OUTLAST YOU CORE MELTXING LEFT BLANK AMPLIFIED …
Mark DeCarteret Two Poems 3 Amusement Park Rides The Amateur’s Gripe Crappy titles, poet laureates— the world’s full of ’em. A Muse (Oneself) I produced …
Dave Gardner Aviary Sonnet for Ellen Redbird snowmelt petal or pigeon wing furls a …
Brenda Iijima Periodical The rare material, pictorial reproduction, other. A title smolder. I see you staunchly. This adds to the address. Snow’s sense, a boon …
Paolo Javier My Hoarse Poesy In France, a young Rene Rilke sings: “For the sake of a single poem—you must see Many cities, …