NIGHT: A VISION by Christien Gholson
NIGHT: A VISIONby Christien Gholson
Transubstantiation
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Who owns the note to the house? CitiMortgage owns the note. No, it's Freddie Mac. Trace...
FILE NUMBER THIRTY-ONE by Ken W. Simpson
FILE NUMBER THIRTY-ONEby Ken Simpson
Drowning
Shadows of familiar facesappear in dreamsas memoriesempty of empathybefore disappearing.
The Vanity of Disbelief
IN A PORTUGUESE FIELD by George Moore
IN A PORTUGUESE FIELDby George Moore
In a Portuguese Field
A dolmen by abandoned railsthat cross this terrible, empty fieldin lower Europe, and the gravetoppled sometime...
LIGHT OF DELIGHT by Catherine Rohsner
LIGHT OF DELIGHTby Catherine Rohsner
College is where life fantastically bloomsa setting of great expectations, and when you’ve lived it:Immortality, Immaturity—a gathering of the young.
Take...
HAIKU BETWEEN THE EARTH AND THE STARS by David Boyer
HAIKU BETWEEN THE EARTH AND THE STARSby David Boyer Haiku Between the Earth and the Starsmilk splash in coffee the weather report for Jupiterforest at dawn when she lied like a kaleidoscopeto be...
WHO IS SHE? by Magdalena Garcia
WHO IS SHE?by Magdalena Garcia
Who Is She
Don’t you see that she doesn’t care about you like me but still you love her more than...
THE DRINKING POEM by Jesse Domingos
THE DRINKING POEMby Jesse Domingos
What’s In a Name
Who was he?The man I am named after, Jesse.A king, a warrior?No,
A shepherd...
LOWER THE BLINDS by Edward Bonner
LOWER THE BLINDSby Edward Bonner
A faint murmured word spoken with a stunning smile.Like opening your eyes in the early morning and gazing at Jupiter all alone.A surreal glow...
INTRICATE MEANDERS OF BRITTLE LAND by Eduardo Escalante
INTRICATE MEANDERS OF BRITTLE LANDby Eduardo Escalante
Episodes to remember
How many times do I think I've losta river, culture, language, the sense of the first...
LONG FORGOTTEN MISERY by Jon Benham
LONG FORGOTTEN MISERYby Jon Benham
Long forgotten misery.
They say,control, control,condone, condone.Maybe then, your progresswill have been shown.Why must the view of window panebe to blame...