War Poems from a Ukrainian Poet
Editor’s note: A recent zoom meeting of the Brussels Writers’ Circle was the occasion for a unique encounter with Vyacheslav ...
Tag: poetry
A Parable By W. David Hall
A Prayer for The Acorns Oak Tree trembled at the story of First Tree. First Tree bore the fruit of ...
A Poem By Adam Clay
After the Tour On the way to the train station, an admission that moments, details, are slipping away already— it’s ...
A Poem By Kelly Grace Thomas
How the Dollhouse Was Built I came to the humble water to lie down. I did what I set out ...
Impakter Poetry with Lily Blacksell
Hey, that’s no way to say goodbye Rabbit the pony got a hay husk in his eye once and it ...
A Poem By Sarah Sala
No one ever asked me if I liked being called Pluto When Pluto was a planet, X got detention for ...
A Poem By Sergio Sarano
Drew a Colorless Galleon On the Wall and It Sailed Away - By Sergio Sarano Case number GL 39-3144 returned resubmitted ...
A Poem By Cat Batsios
Chinese Lantern from my Greek Father Though you hardly knew the difference, you could crack shells with one hand and ...
A Poem By Katie Longofono
This poem is part of a short collection titled "The Virus," exploring stigma, female sexuality, desire, repulsion, loss, and the ...
A Poem By Uche Ogbuji
IN LOCO Down the lanterns, repent in retirement– Truss-up for children with frayed string. Press one for says-he, two for ...
A Poem By Matthew Girolami
Transfixed after Chris Burden You want to be bound, in amber, fixed with pins: your spine the concave of ...
A Conversation with Nicholas Goodly
I met Nicholas Goodly at The West End Lounge on Manhattan's Upper West Side. The bar was nearly empty but ...
