Category: Poems

Stefano Resta Cosmo Del Barrio Your father’s father’s father, Don Perro del los Perros, was a legend in Mexico City; a proud and non-discriminating descendant …

Megan Burns The Horde The neighbors are outside wrapped in their chemical warfare protective wear watching Apocalypse Now.  Brando is muttering under his breath, “The …

Jane Sprague Lash Primer In smocked dresses. Hand-smocked. In pinafores. Plaids. Glossy braids. Twist her hair up tight snap a wooden brush to the countertop. …

William Corbett Gerald’s Ava Gerald at Sixty-Seven First, your lungs And breathing.  Asthma Colored you gray Like cigarette ash. Now your jawbone, Five posts for …

Chuck Stebelton Lullaby for Spicer Widow Your husband has gone again, little bird he is atypical.  One less rebus to write that you can’t take …

Jennifer Dannenberg 2 Postcard Poems from Postcard Poems:  Jennifer Dannenberg & Cassie Lewis #2 the worry of fall the maddeningly slow reddening of trees this …

Ronald Palmer The Logic of Wake I got lost in:                  my body:           …

Nava Fader Running away from home is slower (A. Rich) in passing in passing through aside astride the question of locomotor by heels by tooth …

Glenn Ingersoll In Spite of Some Promises To the river I drew my life, bound its feet on the bank, and gave it all the …

Michael Farrell 2 Poems an etching of the suburb. To go I adapt the old model. the little scheme a piece, a couple in the …

Del Ray Cross 2 Postcard Poems from Postcard Poems:  Jim Behrle & Del Ray Cross skirt around the real issues release some jaws of detail …

Michael Farrell pink milk before shampoo & their ilk–see links—we were used to colour being outside the poem. (reading was usually a monochromatic experience.) we …