Poetry
Helen of the Hashtag
Helen of the Hashtag written by: Jane McCarthy I scroll past her, the face that launched a...
Whatever Falls Out While You’re Flipping Around
Whatever Falls Out While You’re Flipping Around written by: Scott Thomas Outlar galactic plasma the pattern upon...
Waiting for Apologies
Waiting for Apologies written by: Kalindi Kri The sea air is too salty—too moist. It suffocates me....
The Morning Glory
The Morning Glory written by: Ruchi Srivastava The Morning Glory Pristine Attractive Invoking you to smile As...
Life’s Too Short, and You’re Too Bitter
Life’s Too Short, and You’re Too Bitter written by: Leon Drake There was a time we could...
In Baby’s Eyes
In Baby’s Eyes written by: Hana Rubinstejnova only mother knows how child’s hair grows only fathers can...
Drunkgod
Drunkgod written by: Leonard Ifeanyi Ugwu, Jr. Do you perceive the fragrance of a mystical being lurking...
Soft Petals of Compassion
Soft Petals of Compassion written by: Linda M. Crate my mother tells me she wants me to...
Unfallen Apple
Unfallen Apple written by: Rachael Thorp You’ve held on for months A reminder of the seasons passing....
This Barn of Barns
This Barn of Barns written by: John Grey Inside the barn, some stalls remain but there’s no...
The Absence of Art
The Absence of Art written by: Jacqueline De Notogh We are vapid and vacant vessels Consumed by...
Loss Sense
Loss Sense written by: Bernadette O’Reilly I remember as a child watching Nana Pull her hair into...
Nigeria My Jerusalem
Nigeria My Jerusalem written by: Joseph C. Ogbonna And did God’s lips pronounce a curse on Nigeria’s...
Old Spanish Days
Old Spanish Days written by: Mark Tulin A Spanish celebration– trumpets bloom, drums awaken, and golden horses...
