MY FATHER’S DOG TAGS – By Billy Malanga
MY FATHER’S DOG TAGSBy Billy Malanga
My Father’s Dog Tags
The name on my father’s brass dog tagsdoesn’t match his driver’s license.The gunfire caves filled with...
VISITOR – By Sukrita Paul Kumar
MY FATHER’S DOG TAGSBy Billy Malanga
My Father’s Dog Tags
The name on my father’s brass dog tagsdoesn’t match his driver’s license.The gunfire caves filled with...
POETRY TRANSLATIONS – By Len Krisak
POETRY TRANSLATIONSBy Len Krisak
EUGENIO MONTALE:. . . BUT LET IT BE. THE BUZZ OF A CORNET
. . . but let it be. The buzz...
TABLE-SCARF – By Mary Jane White
TABLE-SCARFBy Mary Jane White
ENVOI
Having returned from beyond black bordersOver sundry riversI come to our final parting
& bring at last that...
THE SURRENDER OF WILL – By John Grey
SMALL TOWN IN OHIOBy John Grey
There was a father oncewho raged from Maine to California,who must have figured only metal survives,so he would always be metal,backed up with...
INNOCENCE – By Shayna Boisvert
INNOCENCEBy Shayna Boisvert ParthenonEven within my youth, I sensed something...I recall when it came to meTucked softly into bedHow irresistibly comforting it felt To be tucked within the sheetsI nnocentSwiftly this would end...I no...
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NATURE / STOP / IGNORE – By Karl Miller
NATURE / STOP / IGNOREBy Karl Miller
Nature/violence (Diptych)
Stop (Triptych)
Ignore (Diptych)
SYMPHONY – By Amber McCready
SYMPHONYBy Amber McCready
Symphony
If I ever leave this world aliveI want my soul to be composedof every laugh my parents ever madeevery memory of reliefevery...
FEED FLOWERS – By Mark Taksa
FEED FLOWERSBy Mark Taksa Feed FlowersWind, if it woke, might scrape a leafagainst the planks. Flowers wilt in the pot.A departed wind pushed the watering can, dry,to its side. Dry wood shows through...
MIDWAY – By Michael Carr
MIDWAYBy Michael Carr
Midway
A student asks me why Dantewandered off the straight path,and I tell him that midwaythrough his life he might findthe answer.
