New York City
Family
Family written by: Sheila Levin It was perhaps predictable that David Palmer, who had made his first...
Under Pressure
Under Pressure written by: Charles R. Bucklin I don’t think there was any question of me leaving....
The Weary Blues
The Weary Blues a poem by: Langston Hughes Droning a drowsy syncopated tune, Rocking back and forth...
Broadway
Broadway a poem by: Sara Teasdale This is the quiet hour; the theaters Have gathered in their...
Bits & Pieces of Conversation in an Uptown Train
Bits & Pieces of Conversation in an Uptown Train written by: Anthony Mondal In a soft excited...
Subway Orange Blossom
Subway Orange Blossom written by: Gina Maria Manchego @GiUknit It was a typical Brooklyn summer. The hot...
Evening Song
Evening Song written by: Joseph Amendolare My body generates warmth; perhaps this was learned long ago, in...
The Green Parrot
The Green Parrot written by: Nelly Shulman All the nonsense started because of the damned bird. Max...
Masked Fall
Masked Fall written by: Holly Woodward @HollyWoodward Stock prices are falling to simulate dead leaves. Telemarketers are...
To The Cockroach
To THE Cockroach written by: Joan McNerney My last stay in New York City assured me of...
Vista Above Vestry
Vista Above Vestry written by: Michael Ball @whirred In Tribeca time, her illegal loft was underbrush looking...
Third and Delancey Street
Third and Delancey Street written by: Emalisa Rose There were six by Santana, Led Zep, the Ramones...
The Diary of a Dead Man
The Diary of a Dead Man written by: Knowndisc @knowndisc The fat diary, sitting on his table....
Unnamed Dream
Unnamed Dream written by: Joseph Amendolare In the rain, everything was different: thinned out dive bars and...
