Circle A father stands tall, a father says it all. Truth his weapon and persistence his armor, but he fails those he loves most. So […]
Category Archives: Poetry
Frank Light, 2018 Poet
Hi and Goodbye and There’s a spin to the earth, a wind in reverse. Turn and it hits you face first. Absence hurts. Or it […]
Krikor N. Der Hohannesian, Poet 2018
A MAN IS DOWN There is a rhythm to early morning rain, the empty hours, when you lie awake with nothing else to do but […]
Han-Jae Lee, 2018 Poet
Secluded Life Sometimes I wish to live in seclusion: In a deep valley where there is no telephone, no television, no computer. No incoming news […]
Bill Garten, 2017 Poet
All Plant Diet A late September frost unlocks the leaves spring and summer’s ornaments decorate the landscape foraging chipmunks and squirrels where one tree grabs […]
Jack D. Harvey, 2017 Poet
Apples Apples. Bark apples, block apples, tea apples, cart apples, apples also apples: singing harp apples, Helen’s apples, little green apples. Not apples: treacle guns, […]
Nancy L. Meyer, 2017 Poet
You Deny It deny the wet and naked in the brook, deny the rock. You never feel my pulse waterfalling. The veneer of algae, that’s […]
Aya Summers, 2017 Poet
Between Soul and Bone find me here, in the warm earth, love fills each barefoot step in the DEEP DEEP caves of d o w […]
Henri Bensussen, 2016 Poet
Hometown Alleys Locks and latches on alley garages unopened since the town last grew into the age of automobiles, beads of glass filling graveled pot […]
Christine Holland Cummings, 2016 Poet
Soil Manifesto It’s like a city. Could be Paris or New York, thriving, full of restaurants and art and music. Could be Detroit, hollowed out […]