The Surfer by E Kraft
Standing on the shore, I see/ His board greets his oceanic buds/ Gently stroking the sea with each
As A Child, I by Jean Liew
As a child, I hid under a writing table/ Draped over with an old vinyl sheet/ The overhanging green
Radiator Poem by John Grey
She wants a Valentine’s day poem./ But I can’t just pick up a poem/ on the way home from work.
Time Ruckle by Philip Davison
Monday came softly,/ Sooner than advertised,/ but otherwise
in all its/ Mondayness,
Sycamore by Fredric Hildebrand
Autumn in the live oak forest. A single/ sycamore holds forth its dying flame.// Wild brimstone-yellow
The Alpha Day by William Doreski
The alpha day has arrived./ Snowmelt reflects the faces/ stunned by this fevered moment./ Steeples
The Moon’s Sonata by Asya Acun
As the moon flickers in space and time,/ All is calm, all is ready to roar/ Maybe the storm is approaching
Infinite reveries by Paweł Markiewicz
The loveliest dawn dwelleth in the bosom./ A mild magic word rests far below./ A balmy spark flying in the soul.
Meditation in Spring by Julia Caroline Knowlton
dogwood blossoms, white & pink/ tiny dresses or ideas of prayer// too pure to be pure/ too many
Charm by Seth Jani
The world around my wrist/ with its blue cargo/ of days and oceans,/ with its secret jewels
Summer Twilights by Clayton Arble
Afternoon stars,/ the green air/ darkens.// The lake holds still/ at the bottom of its breath.
Pedantic by H. Russell Smith
I guess I'm anything but pedantic/ Splitting hairs requires surgeon's skill/ I'd much rather be labeled
Aspiring Poet by Dana Knott
What do I have to write about? Love?/vI write only what I know, simple,.vcourtly poems full of indelible
Heaven's Rainbow by Peter Magliocco
An ocean riptide reveals/ Heaven's rainbow// at Hermosa beach/ pulled down from the sky
this house is empty. by Lorelei Bacht
Lorelei Bacht's recent work has appeared and/or is forthcoming in Mercurius, Anti-Heroin Chic, Menacing
Summer Nights by Nancy Machlis Rechtman
The nights we spent by the lake were filled with sorcery and romance/ Conjured by the moon
Visitation by Victoria Twomey
so much is expected/ of the little red cardinal// winged intermediary/ between two
Into the Loire by John Drudge
Drifting down/ Along the river/ Like a returning hero/ After a hundred years/ Of war
On My 80th Birthday by Sharon Waller Knutson
Breakfast in bed:/ a strawberry smoothie/ stirred with Stevia/ poured over ice.// Lunch in the
Mundane Magic by Rory Baskin
what is this life/ if we are not perpetually awed/ at the clusters of stars above our heads/ the plethora
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