Poem
Una Aforisma
Una Aforisma written by: Natalia Castelluccio Si è padroni di quel che si fa e non di...
Train Ride
Train Ride written by: Debra Elramey Weekends, the conductor stands at the gate in his striped cap,...
Deaths and Entrances
Deaths and Entrances a poem by: Dylan Thomas On almost the incendiary eve Of several near deaths,...
How Light Forgets Us
How Light Forgets Us written by: David Anson Lee It began as a tremor in the field...
Initials in the Dust
Initials in the Dust written by: Ampat Varghese Koshy I saw a very small, uniformed girl on...
Fragments
Fragments written by: Enrico Barigazzi An empty rolling can of beer is singing with your steps on...
The Ride to Heaven
The Ride to Heaven written by: Jamie B Beneath the weight of endless sky, he rode with...
Reply 1921
Reply 1921 written by: Chún Xuán Yu Under this solid ceiling inside a four-walled room Holding a...
The Eternal Win!
The Eternal Win! written by: Tamara Yancosky The Savior bears my evils as I strike his palms...
Ophelia
Ophelia written by: Dawn Pisturino Ophelia leans over the balcony In Juliet-like display, Contemplating the courtyard below...
Goodbye, Saigon
Goodbye, Saigon written by: Hanh Chau Leaving on a train captured by the last word of a...
Gingerbread
Gingerbread written by: Syedah With little shy hands my brittle house stands Dazed with breadcrumbs Tasted our...
A Lover’s Agony
A Lover’s Agony written by: Pramod Rastogi In the twilight’s tender glow, Where shadows stretch like wistful...
Old Oaks
Old Oaks written by: Christine Piatek Concentric circles invisible until your demise, natural or by human hands...
