THINGS IN A GAP by Eduardo Escalante
THINGS IN A GAPBy Eduardo Escalante
Again Google, Mo Gawdat lines on happinessLemons or magnet for us?Rational smells with an old story:What part of my glass would I drink?Would...
SELF TALK by Emily Butler
SELF TALKBy Emily Butler
Self Talk
Looks like somebody forgot to take their Dylar this morning.
Did you wake up on the wrong...
DAY AT THE BEACH by Debbie Richard
DAY AT THE BEACHBy Debbie Richard
LuminescenceExuding brilliance, you step into a roomas an actor steps onto a stage,heads turn, instantly drawn to your smile,the tilt of your head,...
THREE POEMS by Tamara Williams
THREE POEMSBy Tamara Williams
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Pain, there are many women who carries your labor.Here are their stories.Cheers to the woman in Black with no strings attached.Your...
GAZES by Tomas Sanchez Hidalgo
GAZESBy Tomas Sanchez Hidalgo
Gazes
A refrigerator slides down the street,moved by the wind.Its owner chases it."I'm a doctor!", "I'm a doctor!",she will have to say,this...
WHEN I DREAM WELL by David Matthews
WHEN I DREAM WELLBy David Matthews
When I Dream Well
Her head held as if she were posingnow for Renoir, yesterday Rodin,her face I knowfrom when...
SEXPECTATIONS by Kathy Coman
SEXPECTATIONSBy Kathy Coman
Sexpectationsi can’t help but to thinkabout what tomorrow will bringafter i tasted the sweetness of your kissthat paralyzed my heart
what have you...
(S)LAUGHTER by Henry Reneau
(S)LAUGHTERBy Henry 7. Reneau, Jr.
(S)laughter
Silent as something dark to sparkle from. The slight degreeswhere the truth goes missing. When we exit with or without intentionone...
2nd FLATTEST STATE by Noah Slowik
2nd FLATTEST STATEBy Noah Slowik
Rabble-rousers
Night traffic performing cautious deeds;good people awaited sacred sinswhile diligent ones are sound asleep,unnecessary suffering begins.
Shadow-wanderers...