Poetry: I Had a Little Boat by James Miller
When we moved here in ’68,/plant workers made/GOOD MONEY
Tag Archives: Poetry
Poetry: Landscape with an Emigrated Icarus by Gustav Parker Hibbett
one era’s style vein / and bone against the matte / patina green of others; / histories collaged,
Poetry: all denouement all the time by Joe Milazzo
those who die in their infancy/are not assumed into heaven
Poetry: The Womb Is Shaped Like an Inverted Pear by Eleanor Kedney
Let me see/what I never thought of/as pear
Poetry: The Lights by Remi Recchia
Under lights & cover bands we moved, dripping rum & sweat
Poetry: Sunday Morning Visitation by Katie Kemple
Dad lives in a donut shop now
Poetry: Sewn by Benjamin Faro
In our youth we tell ourselves / that there is time for ourselves.
Poetry: Mid-August by Katie Pukash
Our worry is woven into the sky/and grief becomes a mother.
Poetry: Sky Full of Stars by Francisco Delgado
I did promise you a sky full of stars, didn’t I?/But what I really meant was that I promise every day to try.
Poetry: Inside Dumbo’s Hangar by Joe Bisicchia
Misplace me lost like an airliner undersea looking up at joists, and see the windows mist.
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