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june 05 2016 by Stapleton Nash

i am gathering up a jury of dead things; some you killed and some that died to make room for you. those dead things, they lie cold and...

A Quiet Morning by Simran Saul

The fresh cut grass; with no sign of mourn. The sunshine’s out, with no sign of mourn, and no sound of rain greeting my greenhouse. The...

Voices by Simran Saul

I came to show that I am no longer a failure. Their words coated with sweet nectarine. A false friendly encounter. But the voices inside...

The Curse by Georgia Whitehouse

I think it was a wise man that once said, the creative mind was a blessing and a curse, and how could that be anything but true, when it...

Spotlight by Lori Cramer

Head down, long locks corralled by a baseball hat, the bassist plucks his Gibson Midtown as if oblivious to the adoring crowd. He’s not...

Zones by Mitchell Krockmalnik Grabois

I live in two zones In one I see the damage that mental illness wreaks In the other I see through to the person beneath I see Tiffany...

Life During Wartime by Robert Beveridge

Midnight. You roam the apartment restless, too tired and bronchitic to sleep. Every cough the kick of a sniper's rifle. You storm a beach...

A Walk Inside the Gap by Wesley Rolston

People walking along the hectic streets. People running around our majestic parks. Humans talking to loved ones quite loudly on...

Flowers by Miguel Guerreiro Lourenço

The branches reach skyward, its split ebony bark, bent and twisted. How they curl at their tips: avidity shaped it thus. That fervour was...

Psalm 107 by Leland Seese

I wring the last few drops of breath out of my lungs, conducted by the Psalter. My unsprung lungs a pair of skins for drawing water. Will...

you reach in deep by Mary Hanrahan

pulling out a seed to plant we dig and dig beneath the surface we grow one journey to leave another seeking the hemmed edges of other...

Bystander by M. Stone

I see a man so tender with his lover that it makes my salivary glands ache as though I’ve bitten into something long craved,...

Shade by Naima Elmi

‘Dark as the midnight hour I’m bright as the morning sun’ but under the moonlight would you look at me the same? Divided into tribes The...

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