Poetry
This is Thin Air Online’s Archive of pieces that are classified as poetry, both long form and short.
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“Haikus on Flowers and Dogs” by Dan Matlock
the dog’s ears draped over these cold hands
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“You Who Are Without Light” By Bart Edelman
Cling to what remains— Lavender, lilac, lily— Less apology or regret.
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“Bough” by Bart Edelman
It was just the beginning. To admit hell paid us a visit,
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“ACQUISITION” by Nick Godec
He will come as a friend I suspect.
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“a breviary of health” by Betsy Johnson
the wolf is balding & growing out his hair. it is a matter of controversy.
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“The Age of Emptiness” by Laurie Blauner
I remember what I was reborn saying: Where is my blood? But there was no one to ask.
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“Lyric” by Steve Fay
Where is blue ice of the glacier? What ache is this?
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“Double Tree” by Douglas Cole
“. . . and so much distance I am surprised, shaking my head, then I say, wait a minute, I know this place, as I rise through white cloud rippling hotel sheets.”
