January 25, 2023Published by Paula Frew at January 25, 2023Categories PoetryWhat I’ve ForgottenI’ve forgotten so many things. I’ve forgotten how to say “eleven” in Spanish and where I laid my phone…
January 21, 2023Published by Rita Mock-Pike at January 21, 2023Categories PoetrySmilesWe’re told to smile when we show up but told to smolder in photos...
January 16, 2023Published by John Muro at January 16, 2023Categories Poetry Poetry ReadingFlood Plain – A Poetry ReadingCoaxed by the garish sheen of Versailles gold that’s coating the near horizon, I take the day’s final hour out walking with no assurance of return.
January 14, 2023Published by Ivanka Fear at January 14, 2023Categories PoetryListenhe knows so much more than your conscious mind will admit to. So be aware, and be wary.
January 11, 2023Published by Tasneem Hossain at January 11, 2023Categories PoetryForgotten PebblesCrystal pearly waves kiss my feet. Some pebbles roll on the sandy beach, some move away in watery waves.
January 9, 2023Published by Nkemdilim Lilian at January 9, 2023Categories PoetryWhere the Heart IsOh, tender shelter, shall I come to thee? Or a wanderer forever be?
January 7, 2023Published by Douglas Colston at January 7, 2023Categories PoetrySoul MatesThe soul may be considered analogous with spirits, ghosts, and mysteries.
January 4, 2023Published by William Wren at January 4, 2023Categories Poetry Poetry ReadingThe Way Cats Wake Up to a Passion of BirdsWe don’t remember light. We remember the dark. The cruelties; the misgivings. We remember winter and fistfuls of ice, like cold salt tossed in a face with contempt, a form of shunning, bitter the gesture; the censure of wind and snow.
December 31, 2022Published by Rita Mock-Pike at December 31, 2022Categories PoetryT-SectionBut last year's collision showed us; we'd run into a t-section. Both heading away from each other, both missing important signals.
December 25, 2022Published by Petrouchka Alexieva at December 25, 2022Categories Holidays PoetryGingerbread House for a MouseFor a very good reason in this cheerful season, every wish can come true. And the little mouse whispered hope upon the bright Christmas star…
December 17, 2022Published by Sue Cook at December 17, 2022Categories PoetrySay Cheese!“As I was leaving town, I saw it! A man I did not know, wearing a crown of cheese. Swiss cheese to be exact.”
December 10, 2022Published by Sue Cook at December 10, 2022Categories PoetryThe Leaf“The color was mind blowing”