How the Rain Falls by KB Ballentine
Fog heavy over the riverbank,/ cotton-thick, an echo of gray./ Solitude fastens its teeth,/ and I ache from
Oregon by Matthew J. Andrews
It was on a backwoods highway, snaking/ through a dense forest of pines,/ that we encountered the angel
Seen and not heard by Roy Duffield
Many trees, the traveller’s seen/ Though their names, she never learnt/ But along the road, she sowed
rivals by Amlanjyoti Goswami
they settled/ their duel/ with a sweatshirt// an agreement,/ after/ thirty years war// that the/ black in front
Completion by Jeff Santosuosso
The corner’s missed assignment, bump and run,/ allows you to break free. You separate/ one stride, then
Reality Check by Jack M. Freedman
He did not fail/ as a friend/ for not keeping/ in contact/ after my/ father died// He failed/ as a friend/ for
Approaching Retirement by Kenneth Pobo
We were each other’s/ favorite pair of old shoes.// One of our friends broke/ the rocking chair./ It made good
Resurrection by Sandi Leibowitz
I dream my dog,/ long dead and gone,/ is made of spring twigs,/ bundles of brown forsythia/ the yellow
I Was Born by Alec Solomita
I was born into my father’s fancies/ and my mother’s raking sorrow,/ and the blending of the two/ became, out
Beloved by Kathleen Powers-Vermaelen
A bumble bee hovers/ above my bleached sill/ taken by a yellow/ pencil resting there.// Silver wings humming
Another Battle by Jaewon Chang
In the midst of a green landscape atop/ checkered flooring, you are the king/ of an army, soldiers and knights
Sequences by Rachel Nolan
His name is in the water turning/ over and over. If you heard it today/ it would be unrecognizable. Smoothed
Orpheus by Maria Schiza
I stayed still and watched you turn./ I kept my hands held towards your face./ I kept them still./ Still, I saw you
Altar Roses by Nicole Westervelt
"Lacey?" A familiar voice calls out my name as I am browsing the flowers in Harmony's Floral Village. I
Sun and Earth by Carol Casey
The year before my grandfather died/ they bought a new farm. As the car/ pulled up our eyes were dazzled
We Are Stuck in October by D. Dina Friedman
It’s raining again, and the remnants of leaves/ shellacked on the slippery stoop test/ our dogged tenacity.
Carpe Diem by Peter Wellby
‘We have short time to stay, as you.’ Herrick/ Mayflies maintain no stomach for a fight ,/ they are love flies./ After
Hidden Waters by Theresa C. Gaynord
On the road there are stairs, twisted like a rope./ Cottonwood kicks up yellow dust interrupting/ the breath that
survival by Stephen House
woven angst strangle/ intervene thought relieving// grasp dragging suffocate/ abnormal squirm wallow// tread
Sticky and Twiggy by Martin Toman
When Kevin was in kinder there was a terrarium in his classroom. His teacher Susan kept a praying mantis in it, and
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