prose poetry
The Weight We Carry
The Weight We Carry written by: Ginny M. Jones - Our ancestors cried out for rain. We cry out for connection, then wait for something...
In Answer to Your Question
In Answer to Your Question written by: Mary Bevan ‘Can we have a word?’ you say, coming...
Monatsbericht
Monatsbericht written by: Bea Jav I. Refusal I don’t call it bleeding. That would mean something is...
I’ll Move To The Country
I’ll Move to the Country written by: Michael Silas Carter I’m finally coming up on your stop....
Aestheticians and Saartjie Baartman
Aestheticians and Saartjie Baartman written by: Mitchell Pluto The hourglass spoke through its design. A waist sways...
The Road to Pelathousa
The Road to Pelathousa written by: Penny Rogers Bee-bumbled back road, redolent of aniseed, frothed with spring...
A Sprinkle and a Thrashing
A Sprinkle and a Thrashing written by: Phyllis P. Colucci Have you come by to torment me...
I Only Wish
I Only Wish That I Had Never Dreamt of the Homecoming written by: Toch Magoak I remember...
A Language Without You
A Language Without You written by: Daniel Naawenkangua Abukuri “The wound is the place where the Light...
To Debbie From My Broken Heart
To Debbie From My Broken Heart written by: Linda Imbler That fuzzy bear still sits on a...
Holes in My Soul
Holes in My Soul written by: Jose Alfredo Silva In exchange for luxuries and riches, over time,...
Dear Father
Dear Father written by: Michelle Ayon Navajas Dear Father, Every day, I find myself pondering about you,...
Ikebana for Insects
Ikebana for Insects written by: Mitchell Pluto A timeless continent Potential mine. We can call it ikebana...
