Poems by Duane Anderson
You will bring sunshine into someone’s life.
That is me, sunshine man,
bringing sunshine into someone’s life,
walking on top of the world,
surrounding myself with others,
each interacting...
Poems by Glenn Wright
Uneasy Autumn
A rioting waxwing flash mob strikes,
looting the trees of nut and fruit.
The forest’s carcass shows bright streaks
of yellow; the birds fly off in...
“Severance” – Poems by Gary Beck
Severance - a poetry collection that looks at how connections are cut for and against our will.
Who Rules…
The eternal struggle
between the common people
and their...
Poems by E. Martin Pedersen
On First Publication
When you told me it was fine
Maybe something I’m good at
I read my work again and found
I’m not a total jerk.
I did...
Poems by John Grey
Love Anyone?
There's a love that adopts
to this technological society
like a third hand
from fancy microwave ovens
to a ten-foot-tall refrigerator
with double freezer doors.
It can pull back...
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 &...
Poems by Taylor Dibbert
House of Cards
Getting married
Too quickly
Means building
A life inside
A house of cards
And then everything
Falls apart
And things burst
Into flames
And he hopes
That he'll
Always remember
The...
Poems by Michael Gessner
Tower of Aspiration
Death may come this evening.
I’ve been climbing a hill,
the knees of my pants are torn
from crawling, and through
the years I’ve had...
Poems by Eve Dineva
My New Home’s Inhabitant
Dusty sunlight crawls
flat on the wall
skipping the cracks
or falling deeply inside them.
My eyes catch the edge
of this lazy, auburn...
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...
