Poetry: The Apple/The Tree by Erica Massey
The names of children are dangerous.
Tag Archives: Poetry
Poetry: Painters by Michael Caylo-Baradi
We want to paint the city/with horizons burning in our minds.
Poetry: When the reports of the floods came in by Carmen E. Brady
& we’ve all been trying to divine some kind of meaning in the oncoming destruction.
Poetry: Henry Chinaski’s Horses by Sean Murphy
since/the only thing, we know, worse than too little/Truth is too much of the same old shit.
Poetry: Baby, We’re Witches by Rhienna Renée Guedry
Being tied up is being present.
Poetry: Anchor by Alan Cohen
Poetry is an anchor That keeps us connected To sparrow, boxwood, and saucer When the tides of greed and necessity rise To Claire de Lune and The Golden Rule Through […]
Poetry: MC Hammer Rallies by Suzanne S. Rancourt
Airport audio systems transport me back to my first transistor radio.
Misdeeds Exposed: An Interview with Katherine E. Young by Kristin Kowalski Ferragut
The challenge was to talk about monstrous things in human terms, to be simultaneously clear-eyed and empathetic about human frailty.
Poetry: Needle in the Eye of Muse by Abdulmueed Balogun
The urge to write grips/ my mind like an araldite,
Poetry: Reappropriation Sonnet by Rebecca Bornstein
I wasn’t thinking about stealing.
