I Will Walk the Trail by Michael Biegner
I will walk the trail/ for as long as I can// to search for the things/ I need to survive/ that will build
no words together by Carla Sarett
I wish you’d been a justice of the court/ so everyone would speak your name// As they grieved
sink or swim by Misha Lazzara
in the glass shower door/ my reflection scared me// lying in bed with Sylvie/ gray light filtered
Raspberry Canes by Bruce Meyer
Summer is a time of guesswork./ The birds and rabbits/ hunger for every mouthful they can
The Spider Weaves by Matt Dennison
The spider weaves a complex web/ beyond my kitchen window./ What stems and leaves befoul
Lethologica by Apple Mae Pandian
I am in search of a word/ that stows away all the brittle silences./ The syllables/ must echo the
The Cross by Okeke Onyedika
The world seeks to know the origin of grief in the body—how a house/ loses everything at
Misunderstood by Jesica Kaboel
Do not even try/ To understand me/ For I understood/ Long time/ No one is able to/ Just be here
Orchid by Wai-Mei Chan
Forget/ Neglect/ Forgive/ The more/ careless/ the quieter progress/ Starved/ Drip/ fed/ Parched
Ceci N’est Pas un Paysage by Charles Wyatt
The bridge(,) the avenue(,) trees like staves/ Here we are notes or blackbirds/ Today I looked
jokes by David Appelbaum
from outer space/ (where they come from)// reach a limit—/ thin skin// as if a laugh/ were they way
The Siren's Call by Ananya Thakur
The sirens lulled me in/ I moved closer to the sea/ A quiet dreamy state/ Slowly enveloping me.
Dead caterpillar by Becki Hawkes
It has the exact weight and texture/ of something still alive –/ all its own colours each pale hair
The forgotten bird by Ashutosh Kumar Jha
Eyes black, deadly ashen face with the pearl’s tears/ creating the new path to the sky.// So it soars up
Behind the Looking Glass by Marchell Dyon
A mother’s love will always draw her back/ On that cramp and narrow road/ Where corn dries
Bear at the Door by Barbara Parchim
The house was all noise and confusion,/ too bright and full of people -/ then a knock at the door, full
Keepeth Going by Mehak Burza
At which hour the harsh winds blow and churn out the desire/ At which hour the dews of prospect
Summer Wind by Strider Marcus Jones
you remind me of the rhythms in myself-/ no house to play to/ or the sound in someone else-
At River's Edge in Late October by Joshua Demarest
At river's edge in late October/ As autumn leaves began their fall/ My eyes beheld an angel there
The Arrow of Time by Sarah Henry
The arrow of time/ flies forward./ It flies through/ snack bars/ and waiting rooms/ where we come
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