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Crone
Crone written by: Katrina Kaye @PoetKatrinaKaye left to the wind of autumn her hair turns white, grows...
Hoops
Hoops written by: Stephen Kingsnorth In vest, short shorts, quick reflex points, our up and over, chain-link...
About Mortality
About Mortality written by: Tebatjo Malaka Life is a leaf a-hanging on a tree, Glossy-green at the...
The Day of Too Few Hours
The Day of Too Few Hours written by: Joan Leotta @joanleottawrite It used to be, days felt...
So I Run
So I Run written by: Roger Haydon @RogerHaydon04 It’s raining so I run, arms flapping wild, water...
The Obscene Mug
The Obscene Mug written by: Peggy Gerber I sip my morning coffee from an enormous mug, green...
Chirp Birdie! Chirp
Chirp Birdie! Chirp written by: Vrunda Moghe Dev “Here’s your soft khichadi and kadhi,” Sujata said keeping...
A Man’s Dying Word
A Man’s Dying Word written by: Olaleke Angel My days are numbered, I can see shapes in...
Transformations
Transformations written by: Erin Hannah Fein @iampsychictwin Dedicated to Fern Young Drying my face today I...
Aging
Aging written by: Sheila Henry @sheila_henry17 We must dress up ourselves in patience and grace when we...
A QUESTION OF CONSCIENCE II
A QUESTION OF CONSCIENCE II The Reality of Aging and Caregiving written by: GS Subbu @gssubbu50 ‘I...
The Aged
The Aged written by: Glynn Sinclare @chitanclare Why do we feel disconnected to humanity. The aged ask,...
Virus in The Air, Spasms in My Back
Virus in The Air, Spasms in My Back written & performed by: Michael Lee Johnson There’s a...
On Father Turning Eighty in November
On Father Turning Eighty in November written by: Sally Delancy I A late October drizzle blankets the...
