Category: Poems

Lisa Walsh Fourth but not Forgotten The sun feathery shimmering off the front porch cool and yellow breeze warms the skin painting white memories like …

George Stanley from Vancouver, Book One                              4 If I were a …

Elizabeth A. Rosenberg indecent exposure It’s nothing personal, you understand. It’s just that there’s nothing personal you understand.  That is that you understand what isn’t …

Matthew Wascovich Redevelop Why did you leave, Slinky?  Stuck with hair spray, pots, and pans, swinging like a remote control on Wall Street.  Why did …

William Charles Delman Entanglement You read this, take a shower, go to bed. The chain is broken.  Everything will be fine.  You will never know …

Stephanie Beechem The Sudden End of a Smalltime Boyfriend i’d been seeing this kid for two and a half months and one night on the …

Leigh White G minor: information is best processed while lying on a couch  072602 my Achilles heel was sketched by Andy Warhol and it turned …

Michael Farrell dear snookums dear sb sbodeat   dear kjsorl[gjs[gn i wanred wam wam  nwanted to tell you tjay that i casssl ffkl  dear vknmdop cam …

Melissa R. Benham 2 Poems if this weather went beyond countdowns one might gain a choice to articulate loveliest in scanning cloud cover for how …

Kirby Wright reruns How many dreams haunt your parking lot? I hold my breath whenever I walk backwards, Back to Hula-Hoops, rocking horses and toy …

Carolyn Gan to stay okay I’m not going to wait until my tongue turns grey or die before I’ve said how sad to be twenty-two …

Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal You Really Should Wear a Tie Noon. My stomach was empty. My mouth stinging from the remarks about my pants and shirt …