SONNET CDLXII by Terry Brinkman
Sonnet CDLXII
Deep velvet Azul of the Nile
Steely skies rolling ridge wheel
Gallivanting around as they kneel
Meadow of murmuring water has a Crocodile
As luck would have it a glass half full
Oli covering old sloppy eyes Ell
Solitaire...
MY GRANDFATHER’S POCKET WATCH by Martin Agee
GLASS DOORKNOB
You with moist hands
And heavy eyes,
Reaching up for the glass knob
Of a mirrored door.
I was afraid it would break
In your small hand. My
Hinged knees,
Unsteady voice, hoarseness,
Heartbeat: struggling,
Hammering even.
Lateness of wisdom.
But you were inside,
Where...
FLOWER GIRL by Michael Lee Johnson
Flower Girl (V2) If you get a chance, please listen to Mp3 audio, poem song, Flower Girl (V2)-special.
(Tears in Your Eyes)
By Michael Lee Johnson
Poems are hard to create
they live, then die, walk alone in...
THE STARS ARE OUT by Don Narkevic
I Am a Kite Soaring Above You
I am a kite soaring above youas you play tag in your backyard.You run from a boyand hide behind a sycamore.As I drop closer to earthI crash into...
WHITE MEN IN BROOKLYN by Michelle Hulan
i carry this house with me / because in me is this house
she wants horses, so young me
carefully glides the marker
across the ruler and builds
four walls for the stable,
an oval for the trough.
she works...
COMPASSION by Lisa Tomey
Hang a Light on the Moon
Keeping a close watcheyes glazed from lacking true sleepit’s the thing he doeswatching each breath in and outpraising every moment
looking for the signswondering what happens nextnever coasting hopeas the...
WAITING FOR RAIN by Edward Reilly
Muse
You disconcert me at times, silent at the door,
As in the morning breeze your long tresses flutter,
Eyes downcast as if you were about to confess
A sin so terrible that it can’t be uttered.
I am...
THE COUPLE by Arianna Sebo
The Couple
Clouds tipping overhead
Heavens spilling forth their
bounty
love and tenderness seeps into
the ether
the couple watch the
air twirl their love into
a cyclone
towel wrapped ‘round their
naked bodies
sea water dripping from
their enlaced fingers
sand between their
toes
they lay
together
in love
Explosive
There’s a...
HEROES by George Gad Economou
all those times no one’s ever around
“how can you breathe in here?” she once asked, curiously
all the moments lasting an eternity at some other plane of existence
countless empty bottles decorate an apartment soon to...
RIBBON by Mya Alexice
frontier
me, stochastic and riverine—
a watershed body. beavers build
temporary dams inside my large
intestine. I am no agent. I am
only acted upon. sometimes ecologists
pry apart my arteries with latex hands,
inspect my perpetual motion blood
machine. inside brackish...