Poetry: Zofi (For My Grandmother) by Margaret D. Stetz
Boarding the ship a girl, leaving raw and stained, a woman,
Category Archives: Poetry
Poetry: Strawberry Moon by Richard Stuecker
On the porch, passive, I sip a coffee./paranoia, terror, outrage seem everywhere
Poetry: Step One by Josie Rozell
you’re not gonna reach the earth if you insist/on being so big
Poetry: Sing Away, My Sister by Cate McGowan
The more a black hole takes, the more / it wants
Poetry: A Miniature Festival of Walls by David Dodd Lee
There’s the face/ I wake up with/ and the face I sand down/ to an even plane in the mirror.
Poetry: What Woman by Hannah Mindl Gittler
That woman eating soup standing by the garbage can / That is someones mother
Poetry: St. John’s Road by Donald Berger
Just write sentences, the rabbits tell me
Poetry: Rose as in Rosa by Anthony Aguero
History is a door many/ many have walked through.
Poetry: johnny sits bleeding by DB Cox
police sirens/sing the same name/as last night
Poetry: Grandmother in Silhouette by G. H. Mosson
It’s a human candle that will burn/the spice and backstory of her laughter
