Ben NardolilliMar 21 minPoemsCosmopolis WeatherSandstorms drift through this old utopia of ours, They blanket the gardens and fill in the pools, Our dream of a paradise in the city...
Patricia WalshFeb 281 minPoemsOn Not Hearing VoicesThe window crunches to its final destination Not opened, in disuse, guarding the unholy Indiscriminate foliage wafts down below Signature...
Patricia WalshFeb 281 minPoemsCollectiveTwisted around a cautious allegory Meaning nothing, complicated at zero Burning darlings, attenuated to a fibre Listening to Elvis not an...
Valerie ValdezFeb 263 minPoemsThe Watched ManI. A medical diary for a medical man. This is a surgical mind of the utmost cleanliness/I will not impede myself by succumbing to the...
Valerie ValdezFeb 251 minPoemsSaraBlack forests cover the depths of orbs, deep brown wells beneath ridges that question my sanity. It's been three lifetimes of planets...
Michael Lee JohnsonFeb 211 minPoemsLike ZenThis version is tacitly the best. I am in the morning sun when the artist arrives. My pair of pajamas sleep in frozen still patterns. I...
Edward PalmerFeb 101 minPoemsA Disc of StoneWithin the box that we hold close inside- Resides a sample of the segments that are all a-lined. To view the ob-skew relies on a map- A...
Jeffrey ZableFeb 81 minPoemsThe Artificial Encounter I recently met a guy who told me he was artificial, but intelligent nonetheless. “Each of us is artificial in certain ways,” I responded....
Jeffrey ZableFeb 81 minPoemsRelieved To Be Back on The RoadShe was cleaning the fangs of a baby while I was trying to get some slop into my gullywug. I tried and tried— actually getting some into...
John GreyFeb 81 minPoemsLight and ShadowI was here gazing you were moping shuffling doom’s deck missing none of three 3-dimensional blue in your chair you read from long-dead...
J.R. PackardFeb 62 minPoemsThe CastleLo, the castle, one large and swath, I’d search forever, as I doth. Exploration, so my heart demands, Where? Over in far and distant...