engineer
above
particle
particle
part
icicle
~J. D. Nelson
Gran's Mason jar
the red flour beetle's
death
curve
~Keith Evetts
drinkable haiku —
from notebook pages
paper
cones
~Mirela Brăilean
a
flea couple
went on a date
to watch a flea
love story
where they saw
flea bumps
so at home
Mr. and Mrs. Flea
fed
and bred
~Madeleine Vinluan
nervous breakdown
such a long path
to
her roses
~Daniel Birnbaum
thanksgiving
my sister-in law’s
sage
advice
~Kelly Moyer
as if the moon had
no memory
the
unworn corset
~Kelly
Moyer
you pull me so close
our ridges blend
supernova
~Shasta
Hatter
as
if
a caddisfly larva
might glue up a Taj Mahal,
as
if
a brown dwarf
might choose to go nova
as if
a
waste dump
mated with a fetid swamp
~Richard Magahiz
the mask on the wall
its eyes unmoved
by
our world
~Daniel Birnbaum
fungus
where does it go
~Roberta Beach Jacobson
Lie Low
Do all survive through camouflage,
stark
stand out gone, as merge preferred?
We know the smallest, best
defence,
adopt their leaf or branch as tent,
just as those
fleas, in hair, on leg,
all playing dead, dead cert
deployed.
But my red spots are proof they lie,
lowlife, lie
low, outlier soon.
~Stephen Kingsnorth
that
got away
~Kelly Moyer
the
wrong way -
the wrong way?
this is the end of the world!
There's no
right or wrong anymore.
~Richard Magahiz
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