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.
October 28, 2023Published by Claire L Marsh at October 28, 2023Categories Holidays PoetryA Spooky SightWhat if I chose trick and not treat? I’d have more fun but less to eat…
October 21, 2023Published by Sue Cook at October 21, 2023Categories Holidays PoetryOne Small Bite“You will wake soon, my poppet. Then you will learn this dance of the night. But for now, sleep. Dream of beauty, of fangs, and of blood.”
October 20, 2023Published by Jhemar Lagata at October 20, 2023Categories PoetryThe Roosters and the Winchester FamilyThen the roosters, together, roared like they were the kings of the jungle…
October 19, 2023Published by Savannah Hernandez at October 19, 2023Categories PoetryDandelion GardenI swallow the cotton puff of seeds With my saliva, like rain, they sprout within
October 16, 2023Published by Gene Goldfarb at October 16, 2023Categories PoetryThe Travails of LintLint. Sounds like a town in Holland or Belgium, or the site where a great treaty might be signed…
October 7, 2023Published by Yessie Guitierrez at October 7, 2023Categories PoetryHappy NowAll I could see was troubles, from the suffering and the pain. There was a lot to sustain…So, I started to pray.
October 3, 2023Published by Lynn White at October 3, 2023Categories PoetryDr. Green Bows OutShe remembered the campaigns against them, back in her day when they were obligatory…
September 30, 2023Published by Ammanda Selethia Moore at September 30, 2023Categories Poetryafternoon daydream, 1997the wind blows across my skin, the leaves tickle each other… AUTHOR: Ammanda Selethia Moore