Category: Poems

Oscar Schwartz Three Poems Ode to Walt Whitman I celebrate my dandruff This is not facetious I give thanks to my scalp I give thanks …

Chelsea Smart Raining 101 The grapevine waited for spring to finish Lacquering the hill with emerald paint. Crucified boughs forgave the storm Like a saint …

Alison Strub Five Poems Address to Gregor Mendel I counted these replications as if they could be divided by the mind instead of multiplied by …

Russel Swensen Two Poems from What Happens Next Braxton “It will be forever lost.”    The voice rings out & cracks a teenage bell. I …

Charles D. Tarlton Simple Artistry in a jeweled box when my mother’s bedroom vanity In Saratoga Springs, New York, there was a well-known glassblower named …

Derrick Tyson Poem My eyes are so green that when I look at you, your face becomes an emerald, or like a meadow that is …

Namita Krishnamurthy Two Poems silence It is strange when it hangs like an abandoned coat – unnoticed in your own room till all else disappears. …

Marshall Walker Lee and Drew Scott Swenhaugen Three Poems from 99 Fires and a Fire 3. One of the most important tasks is to await …

Jennifer MacKenzie Confessional poem I’m eating sliced cheese and cucumbers on a smudgy mattress with no sheets My nose isn’t patrician yet but lyric still …

Jesse Nissim Two Poems auditory data – in the mail all satellites arrive halting from each nerve capsule which tunnels under – – yields inadequate …

Deborah Poe Two Poems Goodbye Parakeet the house drawn ghosts say not of you but one fell swoop-forgotten alphabet (barely looked down at all) not …

Julien Poirier Two Poems The Poem: Fact and Fiction Great Whitefish at Microfiche Eardrum ant amberized in gob of toothpaste in patent cutie’s cleavage.  Hippie …