Two poems by Dawn Bratton
Sweet Oblivion
Sweet, sweet Oblivion, master and creator of my fate
it is you I am seeking, it is you who has been seeking me
it is...
Poems by Galen Cunningham
Leveled, Beveled, the Lover
The people I love absolutely love to bevel my love.
The people I cannot help but love make me question
everything called love,...
Five Poems By David Lohrey
A Good Paddling
Yes, it was better back then, far better to be alive.
They put the groceries on a conveyer belt at the A &...
Two Poems by Swati Moheet Agrawal
Prose Poetry
1
What You Missed That Day You Bunked Gazala Teacher’s Class
Miss Gazala explained how to stand still and watch the wind tickle the trees...
Malayalam Poetry : S. Kannan’s Poems
Malayalam Poetry in Translation Series – 21
Translated by Aditya Shankar
More than any other genre in Malayalam literature, poetry has articulated the profound contradictions of...
Poems by Arjan Kallco
Universal peace
The sea lies wide
undisturbed in its own defined space
without daring to take the smallest step
as a visitor to the shore. Today
he doesn't...
Tanka by Gabriel Rosenstock
Gabriel Rosenstock’s Tanka Series – 5
1.
will You forever remain hidden
appearing and disappearing
as some noonday moon
mistaken for a cloud
...
Poems by Merin Manjooran
Translated from the Malayalam by Ra Sh (Ravi Shanker)
Rule
Octagonal land; Olive trees
grow thick on the borders!
Triangular lake with daffodils
hedging it! An octagonal...
Poems By Elza Neelima Mathew
Black
Black is a color, they say!
How can it be true?
Not absorbing
a single color that falls on itself,
Without even a casual embrace,
Letting them fly free,
Leaning...
Poems by Robert Wexelblatt
Daydream
If I could play the piano and speak Italian
I don’t think I’d do anything else, not
if I had Bill Evans’ hands and Mastroianni’s voice.
If...
