Stuttered Budding in Six Poems – By George Angel

 I write to my friendwho wears his indignationlike a paper hathe thinks makes himlook ridiculous.He says,"Who am I to askothers to listen to me?"But...

Poems by Michael Angel Martin

Cholina  When my mother dies I learn I never knew her. But she told me two stories, two girlhood miracles.   At ten she saves her family from a crocodile stalking in...

3 Poems – By Latha Ramakrishnan

O1. Time on a Different Plane Almost exactly at the moment when I thought of the sentence that poets have a different time-zone my wrist-watch stopped showing the correct...

Poems by Luke Hankins

In Luke's poems, the words  move across the page creating a visual, visceral parallel to the syntactical rhythm of the text. The eye moves...

Poems by Karla Linn Merrifield

Gizmo Girl’s Touristy Snapshot Two senoras, thirty-somethings, sisters or girlfriends on Sunday’s day off, working girls, maybe office staff, off-duty hip to hip on a white tile banc beneath...

Switchblades on the Table – Poems by: María Ramírez Delgado

Translated from Spanish by : Billy B. Thompson 1. Switchblades on the Table Let’s put two switchblades on the table. Look at them and don’t let their...

Five Poems: By Miriam Sagan

1. Advent let’s ask ourselves what is possible— orange berries clinging to the thorns the moon wanes but like love replenishes if only a sliver remains cattle in the dark field angels on the...

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...

The Story of the Cat That Drank the Sea

Poem: Riyaz Qurana Translated from Tamil by: Rajesh Subramanian The drop that was sucked this afternoon was the last one. The sea went dry. From the moment the...

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