ANTIPOESÍA – Por Xe M. Sánchez
ANTIPOESÍAPor Xe M. Sánchez ANTIPOESÍA Andes a la gueta’l Paraísu.MuyerCochePerruXardínLlarPerresUna vida afayadiegaUna derrotaEntaína,Les escaleresQue baxenAl infiernuTanEsperándomos.Préstame’l fuéu.Préstame’l fuéu.Préstame’l fuéu.Préstame’lPrés…P… ANTI-POETRYYou are looking for a Paradise.A wifeA carA dogA gardenA houseMoneyA comfortable lifeA defeatLet’s go,StairsTo hellAreWaiting ForUsI like the...
CAPITOL GAIN – Poems by Thomas Piekarski
CAPITOL GAINPoems by Thomas Piekarski
Capitol Gain While Monterey is magical, San Francisco amply sublime, Paris radiant, London wondrous with resplendent cupolas, museums and bridges,Sacramento is the epicenter of modern progress.
This Capitol is where it...
BEYOND THE BOUQUET – Poems by Greg Moglia
BEYOND THE BOUQUETPoems by Greg Moglia
BEYOND THE BOUQUET
I give her the bouquet with what I dare to call a loveShe takes it with a thanks, it’s lovely but then gets to workSnips away the...
REASONS FOR PARTING – Poems by Richard Fein
REASONS FOR PARTINGPoems by Richard Fein
REASONS FOR PARTING
They've found each other at last these voyagers.Her star is Virgo and his is distant Andromeda.Diligent dream chasers for sure.Just a hug away in the carbut the...
FALCON – A poem by Shola Balogun
FALCONA poem by Shola Balogun
Touch my lips with your tail, enthralling troubadourAnd renew your ties twice nowWith my triangular elements.No winding muse can measure your flightStill even with all the wisdomFrom the far east...
SONGS OF INSURRECTION – Poems by Ben Nardolilli
SONGS OF INSURRECTIONPoems by Ben Nardolilli
Office Politeness
Super politeness sweatsFrom the cubicle wallsAnd echoes through halls,Corridors I knowHold and reflectWhispers of thoseWho know meBut cannot see meApproaching at the moment,Come aggression,Come out from your meetings,Come...
A POET OBSERVES A POET – Poems by Thomas Locicero
A POET OBSERVES A POETPoems by Thomas Locicero
What Have We Done to Each Other?
What have we done to each otherwith our words, mine too honest,yours too public? You did not knowme when I lived...
BOX SPRING ORACLE – Poems by Kathryn Gesser
BOX SPRING ORACLEPoems by Kathryn Gesser
The Invention of Loneliness
End of summerI saw youthrough sleepless eyes,could only speakin hushed pastel tones.Under thick bass notesand static mingling,my words were drowned.Smoked myself to sleepbefore you could readmy...
THE MOON – Poems by Natalie Crick
THE MOONPoems by Natalie Crick
Night
They came out toWatch the moon,A chalky paleness in the sky,Wet from an evening’sSnow, gathering shadowsIn a field and hoarding them.Darkness waitedDimly in the trees,As a motherSlowly, slowlyWithdrawing a childFrom...