Poems by Duane Anderson
In the Eyes of the Carpet
Day in and day out
you walk across my face,
for that is the only part of me you can see
as...
Poems by Charlie Brice
The Future Past
We strolled along a clay path in Frick Park where leaves fell
like heroes’ confetti and where our past rambled toward us
from...
Poems by Robert Wexelblatt
Oneirology
A dream from this morning, a lecture dream.
For once, there were no jokes, no digressions
or asides, not even one for instance.
My...
2 Poems by Anusree Raveendran
I know how to strangle my emotions
I know how to strangle my emotions
And to bury them underneath the realm
I wrap the corpse and cleared...
Poems by Ninko Kirilov
Something
I want to tear the sky
with someone's eyelashes,
to fill the puddles
and drink them dry,
eat mud with virgin blossoms,
ferment the new alchemy
of the skill of...
Poems by Sivakumar Ambalapuzha
Translated from Malayalam by the Poet
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Abu Salim the Actor
She introduced herself as Vismaya
While parting with a handshake
You called her Maya
In a short time you...
Two Poems by Amrita Valan
When Mother Is No More
On the road to forever.
By the way of stars.
Cluster of constellations
Gateways to her.
Our journeys begin and end on different...
Haiku by Richard E Schell
On snow covered path,
a lonely soul seeks shelter,
finding only strangers.
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Spring’s awakening,
bringing winter’s final days.
Life begins anew.
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Foreboding forest,
days cold and dark as midnight.
What secrets...
Poems by Arya Gopi
A Roofless Home
Melancholy is a pallid sparrow
on an allamanda flower.
The heaviness of its alight
on a petal is unbearable.
Madness is like baby gravels
in a wild...
The Anti-Poetry of Salvador Villanueva
By Gustavo Rivera
There is a sliver of truth when Josefina Rivera de Álvarez, in her book Literatura Puertorriquena: Su proceso en el tiempo (Puerto Rican...
