grief
A Woman and a Man at Lunch
A Woman and a Man at Lunch written by: Aimee White The meat is dry, the other...
Grief is a Thorn in My Side
Grief is a Thorn in My Side written by: Lina Lambert My weepy eyes stare at the...
The Five Stages of Grief
The Five Stages of Grief
When you Die in a Magdalene Laundry written by: Adele Evershed - Denial It was a week since she had died. Of course, at first, Maeve...
Era of War
Era of War written by: Aishwariya Laxmi In warzones, Soldiers bleed to death Separated from their kith...
Sweeney’s News
Sweeney's News written by: David Milner - Seen him hanging around the kebab shop, or the Jerk Chicken Island place...
Tiny Paper Boats
Tiny Paper Boats written by: Melissa Lemay Time feels like tiny paper boats Sailing through distant fog...
Dawn on the Black Sea
Dawn on the Black Sea written by: Sam Barbee Putin re-bombs Ukraine, and I am reminded of...
Whispers in Passing
Whispers in Passing written by: Richeal Barnes funeral evening my father crocheting solace with the widow river...
That Which Never Flows Downstream
That Which Never Flows Downstream written by: G. Rod Hamilton - The purest of waters run cold over the sandy...
I Could Melt
I Could Melt written by: Kathryn MacDonald I could melt into sand drift into Mombasa’s Sea. I...
Every Tragedy Writes A Poem
Every Tragedy Writes A Poem written by: Gatreak Chiang Reath It’s not poets who write sad poems...
Past Death
Past Death written by: Stephen Kingsnorth I did not know her, here laid out, a careful combing...
Your Passing My Calling
Your Passing My Calling written by: Stephen Ferrett You have passed from this mortal world, calling me...
