Poetry
This is Thin Air Online’s Archive of pieces that are classified as poetry, both long form and short.
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“A Borderless Border” by Jaime H. Herrera
Where a man doesn’t lose his tenuous grip on the train (and on everything) and slips
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“Churches, Fields, Bridges” by L. Ward Abel
overflown and coming apart this place is like New Madrid
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“There Will Come a Day” by Jim Tilley
this in-between time of year when things seem suspended
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“Skateboarding” by Jim Tilley
This middle-aged, barefoot man in black jeans and t-shirt, sporting a smartly trimmed graying goatee, traversed the course several times before he noticed me.
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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.
