December 30, 2023Published by Mary Kennelly at December 30, 2023Categories PoetryWhat Then?What if I accept that I am, as you say, too much? Too much of stomach and too much of sag…
December 29, 2023Published by Rita Mock-Pike at December 29, 2023Categories PoetryConcerto, World PremiereLike melting mountain tops to dehydrated souls, aching, yearning, parched beyond repair, resting below in pools of sorrow,
December 26, 2023Published by Jhemar Lagata at December 26, 2023Categories PoetryEveryday TravelSecond after second, minute after minute, hour after hour. There is no bus stop. There is no green light, yellow light, or red.
December 24, 2023Published by Sue Cook at December 24, 2023Categories Fiction Holidays Poetry‘Twas the Night Before Christmas at The Black OrbMrs. Santa settled in a comfy tea chair. Arranged her red dress and tidied her hair. “Tell Mrs. Santa what you want to receive. I will make sure Santa knows to put it on the sleigh before he leaves.”
December 23, 2023Published by CLS Sandoval at December 23, 2023Categories Holidays PoetryAlmost Christmas MorningThe ornaments on the tree matched the paper used to wrap every gift the bows were elaborate with matching ribbon…
December 20, 2023Published by Sue Cook at December 20, 2023Categories Holidays PoetryHoles in the StockingsWhen did life change? When did I need to start selling heirlooms to buy oxygen? When did Christmas become poems and paper?
December 6, 2023Published by RP Verlaine at December 6, 2023Categories PoetryLost Appetites“You still hungry?” come words from high glossed, almost polished lips to make my date appear younger, a beauty however.
December 2, 2023Published by Sue Cook at December 2, 2023Categories Holidays PoetryHoliday DelightsThe landfills cry out as last year’s gifts reach them. The Earth is dying from the waste! Abandoned toys weep as they melt into mush.
November 30, 2023Published by Sue Cook at November 30, 2023Categories PoetryWelcome BackDid you see anyone in the afterlife? Did my Daddy, your dad and Andy shove you back to earth? Did they bar your entrance into Glory?
November 19, 2023Published by Sue Cook at November 19, 2023Categories PoetryA Girl Called Enough“Then another of their kind believed and I found my name. It is Enough!”
November 5, 2023Published by Gene Goldfarb at November 5, 2023Categories PoetrySerenade in a Stairwell“Te amo, Elena” by one who Elena would not give a look or a dime, and one who could not resist writing it...
November 3, 2023Published by Susan Carberry at November 3, 2023Categories PoetryOut of WaterI stepped into the bar where old men sat grumbling, young barman pulled pints from a pump.