February 18, 2023Published by Robert Beveridge at February 18, 2023Categories PoetryCasu MarzuIs there an edge of the world? Idon’t know, but if there is, we saton it, tossed pebbles into the foamhundreds of feet below us.The few […]
February 15, 2023Published by Robert Beveridge at February 15, 2023Categories PoetryStarkSave a chair, the room is empty, even of dust. The picture is small, little detail, but the chair would seem to be black walnut…
February 13, 2023Published by Marianne Tefft at February 13, 2023Categories PoetryBarricade MoonIn voices harmonized through the ether we weave a chorus of dreams…
February 8, 2023Published by Sue Cook at February 8, 2023Categories PoetryThe HouseNeighbors on their lawns all watching and waiting for the next shoe to drop…
February 1, 2023Published by Sue Cook at February 1, 2023Categories Poetry Book ReviewBook Review: Pastoral SuitePastoral Suite, is a wonderous poetic movement through each season of the year, as well through the seasons of one’s life.
February 1, 2023Published by Orwellian at February 1, 2023Categories PoetryThe LullHer gaze was as uncertain as her every step. And although the moon was bright and the stars graceful, no one seems to notice…
January 28, 2023Published by Iraj Shariq at January 28, 2023Categories PoetryOh, Muhammad ﷺ, My Love for You is Infinite!Oh, Muhammad ﷺ my love for you is infinite! If I could rewind time, I would make my way to you. My love for you is not like a wildflower that blooms precipitously in a few days or hours;
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 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.