Category: POETRY
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“Honeymoon” by Adam D. Weeks and Ellery Beck
How to call these sheets a city, how to reach out and touch.
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Two Poems by Aïcha Martine Thiam
in the middle of a sorrow snowstorm even the tossed timber dice looks pearl sugar white
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“Prowl for Luck” by Jeff Schiff
Sure flight’s temping And it’d be tough to find a soul who would not slough it all to lift above braided boughs and neglected spires Today however the air at Lake Mary fills with nuisance taunters swoopers guardians of the cosmic lint pile Here they be crammed in oaks and transplanted ash just where their…
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Two Poems by Richard Dinges, Jr.
Controlled Burn Flames climb a hillside just beyond my home, with volunteer firemen along inferno’s border, priest to control this burn, protect me from this heat, from being consumed by flames they hold back with their magic while flames lick blue sky and wave at me, not in welcome, only a wild glee that I…
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“Making Kites” by Doug Van Hooser
Making Kites I think it was willow wood. The bark stripped like an apple peel it would bow in a flattened half circle. Strings attached in knifed notches tug the wood spars ends toward each other. A forgotten knot binds them in a cross. Newspaper used for a sail, words to be carried by the…