Two Poems by John Maurer
Lost Car, Found Keys
Epistemological hallucinations are the first sign of philosophical insanity
Of losing the Christ star while mixing the batter of brownies a bit...
Three Poems : By Michael G. Smith
How To Approach a Tree
As if it were the sole
being in a sea of hot sand,
its furrowed bark an open
gate to the pure land
you...
Tanka by Gabriel Rosenstock
Gabriel Rosenstock’s Tanka Series – 9
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and for no reason
people danced the whole day long
a joy to behold
and one...
Malayalam Poetry : Veerankutty’s Poems
Malayalam Poetry in Translation Series – 19
Translated by Aditya Shankar
More than any other genre in Malayalam literature, poetry has articulated the profound contradictions of...
Poems By Swati Moheet Agrawal
In His Light, I Learn How to Love
He is fragile
like a flower nodding gently on its stem,
looking as if the lightest zephyr
would scatter...
Poems by James Croal Jackson
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God’s question
to the universe?
Silence
Final Cut
You’ve become a stuntman
boom camera car hurtling toward
(you try not to think about it–
getting older the pain locks
in the physical...
Poems by Jovica Tasevski–Eternijan
Dark
Black angels
Through the foundations of the fortress
Burrow
(the green ladder
Is thrown into the desert)
The light crown boils over
Greedy raven sows onto it
Dark air
(rotten baskets
Аre filled...
Two Poems by Kalyani Bindu
My Imagination of You
My imagination of You departs
like an impending recollection of a dream-
a narrative between shadows, colorless
with welcoming, stretchable dimensions,
lily shadows in...
Poems by Duane Anderson
Train Crossing
Lit up across the Interstate,
the video board message stated
‘Look, listen, and live.
Watch out at railroad crossings.’
I thought it a strange bulletin,
for in all...
Poems by Clifford Venho
Name of this Tree
Its fine limbs rise, seeking the vertical,
cutting thick air with jagged leaves,
crowned at the top with five-fingered trumpets
of delicate pink-tinged with...
