Nov 12, 20182 minPoems from Judy RainbowA Child's Letter Dear Mommy, Dear Daddy, I’m your child, I’m your dance I’m your music, your young romance I’m your magic looking glass r...
Nov 11, 20182 minPoems from Liz KelsoAlways in Beauty The poems I read are breathtaking and ethereal; like Longfellow writing about Chaucer’s song. I sit down to write, but b...
Nov 6, 20181 minPoems from Merlin FlowerLay The winding lanes creaked, pleading for abundant love. I am looking for a trace of it, I replied. Post me a mail, a small one will do...
Nov 6, 20182 minPoems from Abigail GeorgeA Heart Can Grow Old I think that she can be as great a photographer as Annie Leibovitz or even Dianne Arbus. On the telephone I can hear...
Nov 4, 20181 minPoems from Anna Arnold-Wallenmy return A thousand whales bellowing for my return to the place from which I came. I dreamed it was my time to die. hurricane what busin...
Oct 30, 20182 minPoems from Rachel Caruso-BryantWhy Can't Good Girls Say "Fuck"? Since when was cursing not good for the soul? A well-placed fuck has helped many a good girl stay the pa...
Oct 30, 20182 minPoems from Amara George Parkeralways her she leaves her hair on the pillow like tangles of sunset cobwebs poised to snare my thoughts throughout the day soon, in them,...
Oct 29, 20182 minPoems from Jacqueline Sue FarleyTo Call Her Woman She is Woman. She is female crawling down on her belly, mucked in red river gravy and scrambled over her eggs. She is W...
Oct 24, 20181 minPoem from Jenue BrosinskiBreathe Into Me I remember you promising a night of pleasure. I’m holding you to that. One night is all it takes for you to breathe into ...
Oct 23, 20182 minPoems from Aimee NicoleA Matriarca Everyone sees the trays of avô’s biscoitos and fresh brewed coffee planted like a curse, unwavering and formidable, in the ce...
Oct 21, 20183 minPoems from Atika DunlopAn Ode to the Trees i want to know how they do it i want to know how they have the patience to sustain hurricane and drought they wait fo...
Oct 16, 20183 minPoems from Marya ParralAfter the Rain The sky woke up clean today scrubbed fresh and polished to a soft blue shine and the sun arose renewed, its burning heat t...
Oct 16, 20182 minPoems from Kelly ShawTrying to Say I have a habit of talking about how bad I am at driving when there’s someone else in the car with me. I’m sure it scares th...
Oct 14, 20181 minPoems from Catherine ZickgrafCalla She beds him here where islands convect in open sea, breath shifts far off fault lines. Here they are,...